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Nigerian First lady inspects ongoing Construction of AFLPM Secretariat in Abuja

Nigerian First lady inspects ongoing Construction of AFLPM Secretariat in Abuja
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2023: Aisha Buhari rallies support for Tinubu/Shettima Presidential bid

The first lady, Aisha Buhari, has urged all members of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) to close ranks and ensure victory for the Tinubu/Shettima Presidential bid in the forthcoming 2023 election.

Former President Jonathan to chair journalists lecture series in Owerri

Former President of Nigeria, His Excellency Dr Goodluck Jonathan (GCFR) will be the chairman of the Lecture Series organized by the Correspondent Chapel

Merck Foundation and Nigeria First Lady launched together 6 Awards for Best Media coverage, Fashion, Songs and Films to break infertility stigma, support girl education and raise awareness about COVID-19 – AfricaBusiness com

Merck Foundation and Nigeria First Lady launched together 6 Awards for Best Media coverage, Fashion, Songs and Films to break infertility stigma, support girl education and raise awareness about COVID-19 – AfricaBusiness com
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Shippers Council, NICON move to avert N670m loss to container deposit

Vanguard News Shippers Council, NICON move to avert N670m loss to container deposit On By Godfrey Bivbere & Providence Adeyinka The Nigerian Shippers Council, NSC, and the National Insurance Company of Nigeria, NICON, have finalised measures to curb the loss of about N670 million suffered by shippers in the country over failure to return empty containers within   the time specified by shipping lines.   Shippers pay container deposits to shipping lines namely, N300,000 for a 40 foot container or   N150,000 for a 20 foot container. However, the shipper forfeits the deposit if the container is not returned to the shipping line within the   grace period which is usually two to three weeks.  

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