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Written By: Tope Ogunyamoju Nigeria today is "strong" and "free" based on the sacrifices made by the heroes before us. it is the responsibility of Government and the people to make major investments to create jobs, grow the economy & build a bright future for the people. In the words of Ben-Gurion 'Seminar' -  ''we have to undertake difficult work to uproot from the hearts of men who are close to the matter the belief that they have something. In fact they have nothing. They have goodwill, they have hidden capabilities, but they have to know: to make a shoe one has to study cobbling'' Investment in high-growth entrepreneurship that uses specialized talents from engineers, scientists, business managers and marketers to foster start ups that wound up transforming entire global industries. I would encourage us to think more about building our own country than looking to be a part of another country. From my personal p

WRITTEN BY – BARRISTER NWAGWU NNENNA PATRICIA SEXUAL: Is relating to instincts, physiological processes and activities, connected with physical attraction or intimate physical contact between individuals, or relating to the two sexes (gender) or (of reproduction) involving the fusion of gametes. HARASSMENT :Is the act of   tormenting, by continued persistent attacks, criticism,   annoying and abusive on a regular basis aimed at an individual, It can cause distress or discomfort to a person. At school harassment is often known as bullying.       SEXUAL HARASSMENT is any unwelcome sexual advances, request for sexual favors, and other verbal, non-verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature in a workplace or learning environment that makes a victim feel offended, uncomfortable, intimidated or humiliated.                                           ANALYSIS Existing research indicate that sexual harassment is a frequent form of victimization on women, affecting

Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority, Hadiza Bala Usman is a guest speaker at the annual conference of Women in Logistics and Transport Nigeria (WiLAT). The Managing Director has delivered a paper on the Federal Government Executive Order on Ease of Doing Business at the Ports, Its Challenges and Sustainability. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE ORDER ON EASE OF DOING BUSINESSES AT THE PORTS, ITS CHALLENGES AND SUSTAINABILITY - BEING A PAPER DELIVERED BY THE MANAGING DIRECTOR OF NIGERIAN PORTS AUTHORITY, HADIZA BALA USMAN ON THE OCCASION OF 2017  WOMEN IN LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT (WILAT) CONFERENCE HELD ON THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 28 2017 AT ORIENTAL HOTEL LEKKI, LAGOS. PROTOCOL I am highly honored to deliver this paper on this auspicious occasion of the 2017 WILAT conference. After the concession of 2006, private investments were brought to Nigerian seaports because there was a need for the following: • To reduce the cost of port services • To increase the efficien

Photo: educboom.blogspot.com Whatever your preferred system, and whatever qualities of dedication and leadership you bring to your safety program, there are three fundamental elements that will ultimately determine your success.  One is to truly understand the tasks to be done and how to do them.  Two is to understand the capabilities and tendencies of the people doing the tasks.  Three is to understand the environment that the work is to be accomplished in. Be clear on these three factors and you will have an excellent foundation to build upon  In addition to the above safestart safety experts revealed that ''A strong safety culture depends on dedicated leaders. They are the people who spearhead the fight for a safer work environment. A good safety leader isn’t shy about bringing concerns to the attention of their superiors or about encouraging others to do their part to keep themselves and others safe. Many safety leaders are safety professionals

Photo: strive masiyiwa Breaking News: Another amazing new service from Kwesé TV __Your time, your content, your choice... #BeyondTV ! I've written here before about identifying a human need and then working to solve it with your own entrepreneurship and innovation. Sometimes you may also identify a "human want," for example, to have more choice, convenience, speed, better prices, and a greater selection of inspiring, interesting and educational ways to spend your time... # Have you always wanted to access the best global content for both you and your children, without struggling to find an international credit card to pay for it? # Have you always wanted to build your own TV bouquet, and only pay for what you watch? # Are you tired of repeats, and want so much content at your fingertips that you are always spoilt for choice?   My team thought about all the things you need, and the answer is our new service, Kwesé Play... which we launched today in part