Obama Announces $33bn in Investment Commitments to Africa

►President Barack Obama announced on Tuesday that U.S Government and businesses have committed 33 billion dollars in new investments to support economic growth across Africa.
►According to a statement issued by the White House, Obama made the announcement at the U.S-Africa Business Summit in Washington D.C .

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Vacancy - Store Manager Needed At Mr Price Group

Career @ Mr Price Group

The Company:
Mr Price Apparel is a fashion leading clothing, footwear and accessories retailer that offers on-trend

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Vacancy - ActionAid Nigeria Is Currently Accepting CVs

Employer: ActionAid Nigeria (AAN)

Job Position: Finance Officer
Location: Lagos

Our Client:
ActionAid is an anti-poverty agency that prioritises works with the poor and excluded; promoting

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Crisis claimed 631 Nigerians in July— INTER-SOCIETY

Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law, Intersociety, has called for an end to the bloodletting in some parts of the country, noting that 631 Nigerians were killed in the month of July alone.

Chairman of Intersociety, a civil society group, Mr. Emeka Umeagbalasi in a statement, yesterday, added that so far, over 4, 749 Nigerians have been killed by the combination of Boko Haram and Funali herdsmen.
It said “In furtherance of our local and international campaigns for an end to ceaseless killings in northern Nigeria in the name of politics, ethnicity and religion, it is our shocking discovery that the insurgency under reference has led to the criminal death of at least 631 citizens in July 2014 alone.

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“Jonathan will Contest 2015 Presidential Election” Anenih

The Chairman, PDP Board of Trustees (BOT), Chief Tony Anenih, said on Tuesday in Calabar that President Goodluck Jonathan would contest the presidential election in 2015 on PDP platform.

Anenih said this while addressing party faithful at the maiden zonal tour of the South-South by the new PDP chairman, Alhaji Adamu Mu’azu.

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US surveillance flights spot kidnapped Chibok girls

►Recent U.S. surveillance flights over northeastern Nigeria showed what appeared to be large groups of girls held together in remote locations, raising hopes among domestic and foreign officials that they are among the group that Boko Haram abducted from a boarding school in April, U.S. and Nigerian officials said.
►The surveillance suggests that at least some of the 219 schoolgirls still held captive haven’t been forced into marriage or sex slavery, as had been feared, but instead are being used as bargaining chips for the release of prisoners.

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