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Invest in Nigeria Book Launch
AFRICA, WITH HER RICH natural and human resources coupled with the global focus on the continent, has been hailed as the millennium hub of global economic activities. As such efforts are being made by her leadership to create conducive atmosphere and open it up to investors willing to tap into her various unexploited opportunities.
On the first day of October this year, Nigeria will be fifty years old. Often described as the Giant of Africa, the world’s most populous African country has, since last year, been caught in different elaborate preparations for marking its fiftieth year out of direct British colonial rule.
BEYOND SPORT - Tony Blair, Desmond Tutu, Segun Odegbami and Others Gather
Nigeria’s Segun Odegbami was recently recognized on world stage along with other prominent sports personalities for his contributions to sports development. The event was the 2009 edition of the Beyond Sport Award ceremony that featured influential international figures such as former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair; Archbishop Desmond Tutu; Prince Faisal Al Hussein of Jordan; the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson and the UN’s Special Advisor to the Secretary-General, Wilfred Lemke.
Ghanaian Londoners, a network of Ghanaian professionals and Friends of Ghana in London, has indeed proven its mettle as a leading body in organising professionals from all walks of life to increase individuals’ opportunities and inspire support for development in Africa.
In celebration of the historic inauguration of the First Black President of the United States of America, Barack Obama. IROKO Bar, in collaboration with Facilitators for a Better Jamaica (FFBJ) and Operation Black Vote (OBV), organised a well attended event which attracted people from all races; particularly people from Afro-Caribbean descent.
