Author: Saint Augustine

Saint Augustine is a seasoned freelance journalist and the chief editor of Primetime Reporters.

In a bid to satisfy the needs of customers across Nigeria as well as ease their online shopping experience, Konga, Nigeria’s largest online mall, recently launched a new campaign called #FoundOnKonga to flaunt the over one hundred and fifty thousand products in its stock and demonstrate its claim of having the largest pool of products in the online mall segment in Nigeria. The ‘Found on Konga’ campaign enriches the lifestyle of shoppers and makes their dreams of finding any item they need on the site come through, irrespective of the uncommonness of the item. Gabriel Gab-Umoden, Konga’s Vice-President, Marketing, informed…

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In furtherance of her commitment to uplifting the status of the physically-challenged persons and giving them a sense of belonging in the society, the wife of the governor of Anambra State, Chief (Mrs.) Ebelechukwu Obiano yesterday in Awka, Anambra State distributed more Prosthetic limbs to 200 physically-challenged persons who went home happy, saying it was a way to do good to the needful and add value to lives of God’s creations. The fitting of limbs held at the Women Development Centre Awka was part of the second phase programme organized by the Caring Enhancement Initiative (CAFÉ), the NGO promoted by…

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The Managing Director, Gold Link Investment Services Limited, Sir Tony Anakebe has frowned at the indiscriminate defecation around all the ports facilities in the Western Zone describing it as a major health problem which is capable of sparking off an epidemic. Speaking with Primetime Reporters in Lagos recently, Sir Anakebe said that efforts should be geared toward getting the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) as well as the Port Health to take proactive measure towards arresting the trend which he said was assuming a disturbing proportion. According to him,” with these trucks littering around from Mile 2 to Apapa, if you…

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The Lilypond Terminal Ijora Chapter of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) now has a new chairman. He is Mr.Olabanji Olufemi of FEMAT International Services Nigeria Limite. In an election conducted at the National secretariat of ANLCA on Tuesday, Mr. Olabanji polled all the 7 valid votes to emerge victorious. He replaces Prince Anslem C. Njemanze who had been acting Chairman of the chapter for more than 2 years. Accreditation of voters commenced at 11.52 am and closed at 11.56am as 7 out of 8 potential voters were accredited. The Chairman of the Association Electoral Commission (ASECO), Alhaji…

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President Goodluck Jonathan has relieved the Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Suleiman Abba of his appointment and duties with immediate effect. “President Jonathan has also appointed Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase as Acting Inspector-General of Police, also with immediate effect,” says Special Adviser to the President (Media and Publicity) Reuben Abati in a statement issued in Abuja today. Until his appointment as Mr. Abba’s replacement, Mr. Arase was the Head of the Force Criminal Intelligence and Investigation Department. He holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Law, as well as Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Political Science and Strategic Studies.…

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The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Ike Ekweremadu has expressed shock and sadness over the death of Senator Uche Chukwumerije. Senator Ekweremadu while reacting to the passing on of the ranking Senator who died in Abuja on Sunday, described him as a fearless politician who fought for the interest of the common man and his people. . He also described him as “a patriot who gave his best towards the peace, unity, and development of Nigeria”. The Statement read in part: “I am most saddened by the news of the passing on of Distinguished Senator Chukwumerije. It is the…

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Nigeria will be able to provide about 50 per cent of seafarers needed in Africa by 2020, the Director of Administration and Personnel, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Felix Bobnabena has said. According to the global maritime watchdog, the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), seafarers are in high demand across the globe. This is due to the widening gap in age between the current seafarers and the upcoming ones worldwide. According to the United Nations (UN) specialised agency, the shipping world is in dire need of seafarers. This has prompted many member nations of IMO to step up efforts…

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For two weeks now, business activities at the biggest terminal in Nigeria, AP Moller Terminal (APMT) Apapa has been slowed down just as agents showed their frustrations as they could not transact their usual businesses with the terminal as a result of system downtime. A visit at the terminal on Monday revealed a large number of agents waiting endlessly to be attended to by the officials of the terminal who seemed helpless in the whole situation. Even the manual option adopted by the management of the terminal to enable it serve its teeming clients seemed not be helping as there…

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A reply to Uzodike’s first Public Complaints about his Dismissal from Office Joe Martins Uzodike better known as Buzuzu in his student days at CKC Onitsha, found his voice a few days ago for the first time since his inglorious dismissal as Political Adviser to Governor Willlie Obiano in January 2015. It was not to offer explanations for the stigma of being removed from office after just ten months of his appointment; an appointment that had seen him demoted from the previous cabinet rank of Commissioner to that of Adviser. No, Mr. Uzodike’s recent media outing was in defence of…

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By Ejim Ofor I am very surprised that this issue is raging! For Christ sake, Anambra state accounts were published when Peter Obi handed over and nearly ALL the 75b were invested in shares and stocks! All the companies where investments were made were listed for all to see. If Peter said he left 75b, he couldn’t have said CASH or he’ll be shooting himself in the leg. Obiano came in and saw peanuts left with the banks. That’s why he conducted an audit of State income and found out that Peter had left him absolutely nothing to work with.…

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