Japanese fans set up watch for iPhone

►It may still be several days before they can even order a new iPhone and more than a week until they can pick it up, but dedicated fans in Japan have already begun queuing.

►In a country known for taking its hobbies extremely seriously, Apple acolytes in Tokyo began bagging their spots on the pavement days before the world knew what the California tech giant had up its sleeve.

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News & Jobs Report - Lagos // News Hours

News & Jobs Headline
I’m Eager To Return To Battle says Obasanjo’s Son
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Vacancy - Made Concept International Is Currently Accepting CVs

Career @ Made Concept International

►Job Position: Bio-chemist / Human Nutritionist

►Location: Lagos

 The Company:
Made Concepts Nigeria An indigenous privately owned establishment in Lagos, requires biochemists

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Vacancy - Qualified Audit Senior Needed At Deinde Odusanya & Co.

Employer: Deinde Odusanya & Co.

Our Client:
The firm of Deinde Odusanya & Co. was registered, under the Companies and Allied Matters Decree

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I’m Eager To Return To Battle – Obasanjo’s Son

I’m Eager To Return To Battle – Obasanjo’s Son

Obasanjo son - Lt. Col. Adeboye  of former president Olusegun Obasanjo who was wounded in a fire-fight between the military and Boko Haram terrorists in Bazza on Monday, has expressed eagerness to return to the battleground.

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Chibok girls: The bulk stops on Jonathan’s table – Fashola

GOVERNOR Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State said yesterday that it was the President and Commander-in-Chief who is in possession of the whole security report that has the final decision to make on the issue of the abducted schoolgirls from Chibok.

Fashola, who was one of the moderators at the political debate tagged: “Fixing Nigeria: The nuts and bolts” organised by the  Kukah Centre,  which also had the Governor Sule Lamido of  Jigawa State in attendance, said it was the President that was in control of the Nigerian Army and the armed forces.

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