• From left: Communications/Sustainability Analyst at International Breweries PLC (IBPLC), Akinlabi Hassan; Director of Special Duties at Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Kanayo Iwuchukwu; Castle Lite Nigeria Marketing Manager, Oluwatoyin Ogunjimi; IBPlc Retailer and Mac 10 Bar Manager, Omotoyosi Somefun; and Communications/Sustainability Manager at IBPLC, Damian Igwe, at IBPLC “Cheers to Bars x Castle Lite […]

Indigenous workers in Chevron locations have carried out a peaceful protest against Chevron Nigeria Limited’s failure to implement agreements on workers welfare. They appealed to Ogiame Atuwatse 111, Olu of Warri, to intervene and avert a crisis. The workers operating in  Onshore/Escravos said the Olu should help in ensuring implementation of agreements reached with the

•Some guests at the soiree in Lagos. Encore Aromatic Liqueur, Nigeria’s bittersweet liqueur brand, has held a soirée at Herel Play in Lagos. It brought together  tastemakers, influencers, and creatives. The event, themed around Encore’s “Mix It Your Way” philosophy, celebrated individuality, self-expression, and a new wave of cocktail culture. Olusegun Akinyemiju, senior Brand manager,

Kehinde Oshilaja Foundation for People Living with Disabilities has distributed walking canes and other mobility aid to beneficiaries in Lagos, as part of its outreach programme. The event, which coincided Eid-el-Maloud, was aimed at easing the burden of persons living with disabilities, ‘’who face challenges accessing essential aids due to rising costs.’’ Convener, Kehinde Oshilaja,

Youth have been urged to focus on initiatives that promote entrepreneurship, job creation and sustainable development. Chair of Apapa Local Government, Idowu Senbanjo, spoke at at the inaugural Apapa Youth Summit; Youth Ownership of the Community: Exploring Potentials for Economic  Development and Environmental Sustainability.’ Opening the summit, Senbanjo said: “As young people, you are the

The second Made in North Festival and Trade Fair is set to hold this year, with organisers promising a bigger platform for culture, creativity, and commerce in northern Nigeria. The festival, which debuted last year, was conceived as a forum to showcase the North’s rich heritage while creating opportunities for trade, partnerships, and youth empowerment.