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   By allcitynews.ng  Maggi has officially launched the second season of its annual series, Tales of Ramadan, in Lagos, to commemorate the Islamic holy month and expand its engagement through storytelling, consumer promotions, and nationwide activations. Tales of Ramadan, season 2, was shown to a select audience, which included social media influencers, staff and management of Nestlé, the cast and crew of the production, and others. According to Maggi, Tales of Ramadan is a collection of stories that are filled with the ups and downs of family and friendship, set around Ramadan and Maggi meals. Speaking at the premiere, the Category Development Manager, Maggi Star, Adebayo Olowolade, described the project as a bold step for the brand. “You are truly privileged to be among a select few witnessing a revolutionary idea for a food brand to curate a notable style of movie. Ramadan has always been at the heart of our consumers and business. To our Muslim people, we understand h...

  Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, FirstBank and Broad Member, LSSTF, Mr. Olusegun Alebiosu  By allcitynews.ng  Sustainability has become a critical priority for businesses and governments across the world, driving growth, innovation, and positive change. As the world grapples with climate change, social inequality, and economic uncertainty, organisations are recognising the importance of adopting sustainable practices that balance Environmental, Social, and Governance considerations. In Nigeria, the sustainability agenda has become a mainstay, with companies like FirstBank leading the charge. As the leading financial institution in West Africa, FirstBank has made significant strides in promoting sustainability/ESG, with notable achievements in renewable energy, financial inclusion, and environmental conservation. The bank’s sustainability initiatives are anchored on three pillars: education, health and welfare; diversity and financial inclusion; and respo...

  By allcitynews.ng  Aimed at provision of  skilling and upskilling, the leadership of Fidelity Bank Plc has announced the launch of the second edition of its flagship women-empowerment initiative, called:- HerFidelity Apprenticeship Programme 2.0 (HAP 2.0). The programme, according to the bank is designed to equip women with practical, income-generating skills and structured pathways to entrepreneurship, HAP 2.0 will build on the success of its inaugural edition, held in 2023. Speaking with journalists at a media chat to herald the launch of HAP 2.0, Osita Ede, Divisional Head of Product Development at Fidelity Bank Plc, explained that the initiative has been enhanced to deliver a greater impact. “HerFidelity Apprenticeship Programme 2.0 reflects our commitment to continuous improvement. Having evaluated feedback from the first edition, we have returned with stronger partnerships and deeper mentorship programmes to ensure that women acquire not just skills, but sustainab...

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  By allcitynews.ng  The Group Chief Executive Officer of NNPC Limited, Engr. Bashir Bayo Ojulari, has led a delegation of the company’s management to the Dangote Refinery and Petrochemical Complex in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, for high-level discussions that culminated in a renewed commitment to strategic collaboration between the two companies. The visit, which included a facility tour, focused on strengthening operational and commercial relationship between NNPC Limited and the Dangote Refinery, with both organisations reaffirming their shared vision for Nigeria’s energy future. Engr. Ojulari commended the President of the Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, for his vision and perseverance in delivering the 650,000 barrels per day refinery, a project that positions Nigeria as a major downstream hub in Africa. Speaking on the breadth of the partnership, Engr. Ojulari described the strategic alliance as one that will “unlock synergies across assets, infrastructure, capital, a...

  By allcitynews.ng  Maggi has officially launched the second season of its annual series, Tales of Ramadan, in Lagos, to commemorate the Islamic holy month and expand its engagement through storytelling, consumer promotions, and nationwide activations. Tales of Ramadan, season 2, was shown to a select audience, which included social media influencers, staff and management of Nestlé, the cast and crew of the production, and others. According to Maggi, Tales of Ramadan is a collection of stories that are filled with the ups and downs of family and friendship, set around Ramadan and Maggi meals. Speaking at the premiere, the Category Development Manager, Maggi Star, Adebayo Olowolade, described the project as a bold step for the brand. “You are truly privileged to be among a select few witnessing a revolutionary idea for a food brand to curate a notable style of movie. Ramadan has always been at the heart of our consumers and business. To our Muslim people, we understand how sig...

  By allcitynews.ng  A new study by Moniepoint Inc., Africa’s leading all-in-one financial ecosystem, has spotlighted Nigeria’s community nightlife, showing how digital payments are driving growth in local bars, lounges, and roadside joints across the country. While upscale “Detty December” events and high-end restaurants often dominate headlines, Moniepoint’s research focuses on everyday neighbourhood nightlife, where millions of Nigerians gather to eat, drink, and socialize. These venues form a critical part of the informal economy. The study, titled “The Business of Community Nightlife in Nigeria,” is based on transaction data from over 27,000 bars, clubs, and lounges on Moniepoint’s payment network, combined with field interviews and observational research across multiple cities. One of the key findings is the declining role of cash. Bank transfers dominate payments, closely followed by card transactions, as venue operators discourage cash due to security risks. D...