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Bristol Uni building names with ties to slave trade to be kept - Vimarsana News

Bristol Uni building names with ties to slave trade to be kept

"We must tell our history in an honest, open and transparent way," said vice chancellor Evelyn Welch

"FG's Support Causing Us to Think Upgrades, Additional Investments, Cable Company Boss Says - Vimarsana News

"FG's Support Causing Us to Think Upgrades, Additional Investments, Cable Company Boss Says

Bukola Adubi, the Chief Operating Officer of MicCom Cable and Wires Limited has revealed that the new NOGICD Act will enable her company to innovate.

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MicCom to Partner OGTAN towards Encouraging Local Content Development Initiatives - Vimarsana News

MicCom to Partner OGTAN towards Encouraging Local Content Development Initiatives

July 25,2023. MicCom Cables and Wires Limited is set to partner with the Oil and Gas Trainers Association of Nigeria (OGTAN) to take on training and technology transfer opportunities with Nigerian students to encourage local content development initiatives, especially in the cable manufacturing sector. The Chief Operating Officer of MicCom, Bukola Adubi, stated this in |

Bristol Uni could rename buildings with links to slave trade - Vimarsana News

Bristol Uni could rename buildings with links to slave trade

Seven university buildings have names that are linked in different ways to the transatlantic trade in enslaved Africans

University of Bristol considers renaming SEVEN buildings linked to slave trade and Edward Colston - Vimarsana News

University of Bristol considers renaming SEVEN buildings linked to slave trade and Edward Colston

Officials at the University of Bristol said it has started a 'listening exercise' and is 'open to hearing all' views on changing names of buildings with some link to the slave trade.