Brands and Marketing

Lucky subscribers on the platform of fully integrated telecommunications solutions provider, Globacom, will enjoy an all-expenses-paid trip to Russia, courtesy of the company.

In line with its status as the game changer in telecommunications services provision in Nigeria, Globacom has again taken a critical step towards the transformation of the ICT landscape in the country with the construction of a multi-billion naira optic fibre submarine cable.

There are a thousand and one event centres but not all are built with class, Allied Thrust And Systems Nigeria Limited in its unique way of raising the bar is poised to formally commission its state of the art event centre – ‘Funplex Event centre’ with one of the halls able to sit 2000 guests.

Rapper Chance the Rapper slammed the Heineken Light beer advert Heineken has pulled a TV advert which was labelled as racist by a rapper. The advert was for the beer company’s 99-calorie Heineken Light beer.

Microplastics have been found in more than 90 per cent of popular brands of bottled water. Researchers examined 11 brands of water bought in nine countries, and their findings call into question the manufacturers’ claims that bottled water is healthier than tap water.

As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), TGI Group, through its CSR arm, CHI Foundation, has commissioned two ultra-modern water treatment plants in Isolo and Ejigbo Local Government Areas of Lagos State.

The Center for Financial Inclusion at Accion (CFI) and the Institute of International Finance (IIF), with the support of MetLife Foundation, today released a new report detailing the factors spurring inclusive insurance around the world.

The exclusive payment technology partner at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, today introduced three commercially available wearable payment devices.

Mr Stephen Akpata. a Nigerian who used to live in Australia has been arrested by the police for allegedly strangling his new wife Onyinye Eze, Bayelsa Commissioner of Police Mr Asuquo Amba has said.

As the nation marks two years under the present regime, northern governors have been chided over their apparent failure to rejuvenate and turn around the fortunes of the New Nigerian Newspapers founded by Sir, Ahmadu Bello, the Sardauna Sokoto.