Women Advertisers Brace Up for Local and Global Leadership Roles

Women in Out-of-Home Advertising Network (WOHAN) forum ended with calls on the industry’s operators to shun outdated assumptions about women’s limitations in leadership, science, and politics and other local stereotypes that confine Nigerian women to domestic roles. Held recently in Lagos, the forum themed ‘Breaking the Myths’, highlighted a deliberate attempt at dismantling enduring myths…

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UNIDO and WTO to establish modern textiles and garment industry across West and Central Africa

UNIDO and WTO are mobilising USD5 billion in investment over a 10-year period, to establish modern textiles and garment industry across West and Central Africa. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, WTO Director-General, disclosed during the WTO 14th Ministerial Conference. “Today, around 98 percent of the region’s cotton is exported as raw fibre, although the region has the potential…

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Ultimum Commissions Razzl Beverages Manufacturing Plant in Aba

Ultimum Limited, the manufacturers of Razzl brand of carbonated soft drinks has commissioned its state-of-the-art beverage manufacturing plant in Aba, Abia State. Razzle beverages include Razzl Pamplemousse (a unique and special grapefruit flavour), Razzl Cola, Razzl Orange, and Razzl Lemon. Otti described the investment as a clear signal of economic revival and growing investor confidence…

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Nigerian Manufacturers Seek Subsidies As Global Energy Cost Bites Harder

Image: Dr Jumoke Oduwole, Minister of Industry Trade and Investment The recent surge in global fuel prices, driven by geopolitical tensions, is compounding Nigerian manufacturers challenges, prompting their call for urgent government intervention to cushion the impact on small and medium enterprises and other critical sectors. Making the calls are the Managing Director/CEO of Coleman…

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President Tinubu Working Out Tariff Slash for Media Industry

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assured the media industry owners of tariffs slash on imported newsprint, plates, chemicals, including radio and television broadcast equipment, which currently attract tariffs of 5 to 10 percent. The tariffs slash is aimed at cushioning the harsh economic headwinds affecting local media across all platforms. President Tinubu gave this assurance…

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