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Punch Newspapers Sections TOBI AWORINDE TOBI AWORINDE how her passion for branding, skincare and hair care came together in the creation of her beauty company Can you share a bit about your educational and professional background? I went to the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. After university, I pursued a career in communications. So, my educational background is primarily in the areas of public relations and digital marketing. I worked as a public relations/communications consultant in the UK, and then I moved to Nigeria in 2014. In Nigeria, I did the National Youth Servic...

Dozens of protesters kicked and threw rocks at a minibus carrying Argentine President Alberto Fernandez on Saturday as he visited an area devastate...

Farmer-herder crisis: Six states reject FG’s livestock scheme OYETUNJI ABIOYE and JESUSEGUN ALAGBE Published 14 March 2021 OYETUNJI ABIOYE and JESUSEGUN ALAGBE Published 14 March 2021 • FCT, Ekiti, Ondo, Ebonyi, 17 northern states sign up for NLTP Six state governments, namely Delta, Cross River, Anambra, Akwa Ibom, Oyo, and Edo have said they will not donate any land to be used as grazing reserves for herdsmen under the National Livestock Transformation Programme. However, 17 northern states and the Federal Capital Territory, as well as three southern states, namely Ekiti, Ondo, and ...

Punch Newspapers Sections Tofarati Ige Published 14 March 2021 The pair of Mbuotidem Johnson and Ukpeme Uwakwe has been selected as the winner of the renowned Annecy International Film Festival, which holds in France. Egbelughe Philip and Stanlee Ohikhuare, OyikanOdunlami and Temidayo Odunlami, Brian Wilson and Eseme Joseph, Oluwayomi Samson and Omotunde Akiode, were also among the top five finalists with the best creative animation projects to pitch their works as part of the Nigerian focus during the 2021 edition of the festival. Annecy International Film Festival is regarded as the world�...

Punch Newspapers Sections Friday Olokor and Okechukwu Nnodim Published 14 March 2021 Published 14 March 2021 …Expect rise in petrol price soon – Oil marketers Nigerians may pay an increased sum of about N12.61bn every month for the purchase of petrol should the Federal Government implement the N212.61/litre price published by the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency on Thursday night. Going by this, users of petrol across the country may need to pay as high as N37.83bn quarterly for the purchase of the commodity if the government enforces the recently published price. PPPRA had p...