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From Bechuanaland to Botswana: 60 Years LaterBotswana, formerly known as Bechuanaland, was established as a British protectorate in 1885. This move aimed to counter German and Afrikaner (Boer) expansion […]

TOPIC: THERE IS NO IMPOSSIBILITY IN HIM.(Series 2)Scripture Reading: Genesis 18:13-14 “And the Lord asked Abraham, “Why did Sarah laugh [to herself], saying, ‘Shall I really give birth [to a chi […]

TOPIC: THERE IS NO IMPOSSIBILITY IN HIM.(Series 1)Scripture Reading: Jeremiah 32:17 “Ah Lord God! Behold, You have made the heavens and the earth by Your great power and by Your outstretched arm! […]

The Dangote Group has Officially Launched Africa's Largest Tomato Processing Factory in Kano, Nigeria, Following Five Years of Construction and a $20 Million Investment. This technologically advanced facility is poised to revolutionize Nigeria's tomato processing industry, previously dependent on Chinese imports valued at $20 million annually. The factory will significantly reduce foreign exchange expenditure, enhance domestic production capacity, and provide employment opportunities for local farmers, thereby curbing rural-urban migration. Aliko Dangote, Chairman of the Dangote Group, has commended the project as a milestone achievement in Nigeria's quest for self-sufficiency in food production, offering a shining example for African nations seeking to reduce import reliance and foster local economic growth. The launch of the factory is a significant stride toward Nigeria's economic diversification and food security objectives, with continent-wide implications. As CEO of JAGAJAG AFRICALTD and a firm advocate for 'Made in Nigeria' and African products, I welcome discussion.

DANGOTE REFINERY PRESS RELEASE: We address recent misinformation by IPMAN, PETROAN, and associates. Our PMS prices are internationally competitive. Allegations of cheaper imports suggest subpar quality, jeopardizing public health and vehicle durability. Notably, NMDPRA lacks facilities to detect substandard imports. We encourage Nigerians to prioritize locally made products, despite opposition from government officials and international partners. – Jajiodeyteacher, advocate for Nigerian and African products.

THE AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION: A CLASH BETWEEN LIGHT AND DARKNESS? Someone posited that Trump and Kamala's campaigns represent opposing forces of light and darkness. Notable supporters include Elon Musk for Trump and Billgate for Kamala, reflecting divergent views on social issues. Which candidate do you associate with light, and which with darkness?