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Wednesday, 28 February 2018

Human-tech Merge is Inevitable and Marketers Need to Prepare - PHD

PHD’s seventh publication “Merge | The closing gap between technology and us” explores a future where consumers will virtually and biologically join with technology through exclusive interviews with inspirational business leaders, academics and researchers.

Tuesday, 27 February 2018

P&G Celebrates 25 Years of Impact in Nigeria

Procter and Gamble, leading Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) Company is celebrating 25 years of satisfying consumers with quality branded products and contributing economically and socially to the Country.

L –R :Darius Radcliffe, Country Director, MercyCorps; Dr. Zainab Bagudu, First Lady of Kebbi State; George Nassar, Managing Director, Procter & Gamble Nigeria; Temitope Iluyemi, Director of Government Relations, Procter & Gamble SAA, at the MOU signing ceremony of the Always keeping Girls in School Program with MercyCorps to commemorate P&G's 25 years anniversary.
The anniversary which was commemorated at an event in Junior Secondary School, Karu, Abuja on Tuesday, 20th February, 2018 had in attendance: Dr. Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu, First Lady of Kebbi State and Zainab S. Ahmed, amongst other top dignitaries and key stakeholders.

Artificial intelligence technologies boost capabilities of cyber threat actors

In response to cyber defenders’ increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, malicious actors started discussing their potential application for criminal use. Research from Control Risks, the specialist global risk consultancy, shows that the development of techniques to use these technologies and tools to enhance their capabilities is now increasingly on the agenda of cyber threat actors.

The Morocco-Nigeria BIT: a new breed of investment treaty?

By Hogan Lovells Partners, Thomas Kendra and Robert Bradshaw

Kendra Thomas
On 30 August 2017, the Moroccan Parliament ratified the Morocco-Nigeria bilateral investment treaty(“BIT“), which now awaits ratification by Nigeria. This treaty, part of a suite of agreements signed between Morocco and Nigeria at a ceremony in Casablanca in December 2016, is intended to herald a “strategic partnership” at a time when the two countries are embarking on an ambitious joint venture to construct a 4,000 km regional gas pipeline that will connect west African countries’ gas resources to Morocco and ultimately Europe.

AbiolaChamp Kicks off 'Speak Like A Champion' Reality TV Show

…Top Three Winners to get N3.5Million reward

Are you an articulate speaker seeking stardom and open to turning your ability into wealth? If yes, then the opportunity to make your dream come through is here. AbiolaChamp, a global inspirational platform is set to kick off 'Speak Like A Champion' Reality TV Show, in which you stand a chance to be one of the top three winners to go home with N2million, N1million and N500,000 respectively.

Shell wins Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry games for record third time

For the third time running, Shell has won the Nigeria Oil and Gas Industry Games (NOGIG), posting a commanding victory streak in the history of the 30-year old triennial competition. At the end of the week-long NOGIG 2018 in Lagos, Team Shell topped the medal table with 11 gold, 12 silver and 11 bronze, leaving the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Chevron in second and third places respectively.

Investors, stakeholders gather in Nigeria for 2018 Standard Bank Investors’ Conference

Amid huge expectations, the 9th edition of the Standard Bank West Africa Investors’ Conference is set to hold in Abuja and Lagos, bringing together foreign and local institutional investors, fund managers, regulators and policy makers, bankers, businessmen and captains of industry, among others to engage and explore growth potential and opportunities in Nigeria.

Nigeria's economic diversification strategy to be highlighted at the Africa CEO Forum

At a time when Nigeria is still struggling to break free of its dependence on oil, which still accounts for more than 90% of its export earnings, its economy is starting to see an improvement and prospects are looking better for the country's businesses.

Zuriel Featured in MSN Lifestyles "15 Kids Changing The World" List

Having been featured extensively by Global [ELLE, VOGUE, Forbes] and Regional titles [New African Magazine Africa's 100 Most Influential People], in categories and areas considered almost exclusively for adults because of her adult-like accomplishments worldwide, US based MSN Networks Lifestyle platform, has listed Zuriel Oduwole in their "15 Kids changing The World" feature.

Monday, 26 February 2018

Samsung Set to Launch Galaxy S9; Announces Pre-Order Date, Pricing & Specs

After months of leaks and rumors, the galaxy s9 and a bigger dual camera galaxy s9+ are now official.

Yesterday, February 25th Samsung took the stage in Barcelona, Spain and showed the world what they’ve been working on. Which, of course, is a highly improved smartphone with a powerful camera. A 5.8-inch Galaxy S9 and the 6.2-inch Galaxy S9+ with curved screens, updated software, better cameras, and much more.

Samsung, Nokia, Sony Take Center Stage As #MWC2018 Begins

The world’s biggest smartphone manufacturers gathering, Mobile World Congress 2018 is here again in Barcelona to announce their new innovation and design as regard phones.

From today Monday, February 26 to March 1 year, top players like Samsung, Nokia, Sony among others will be announcing and unveiling their latest devices.

GE, NYSC Announce Partnership to Empower Corp Members with Entrepreneurial Skills

GE, the world’s premier Digital Industrial Company has announced a partnership with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to empower Youth Corps members with valuable entrepreneurial skills in line with its commitment to skills development in Nigeria.

Uber Exits Morocco Over Strict Government Regulations

Ride-hailing service, Uber is pulling out of Morocco – a decision the San Francisco-headquartered company says is linked to the North African country’s failure to reform or relax its strict transport rules.