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Monday, 21 March 2016
Niger Biscuits Apapa reportedly on Fire
Niger Biscuit, makers of Oxford biscuits and other confectionery in Apapa, Lagos was seriously on fire yesterday.The fire was said to have been caused by gas explosion. As at the time of filing this report, men of the Lagos state fire service and the Nigerian Ports Authority are doing everything possible to put out the fire.
Two members of staff of the Company who were severely burnt have been rushed to the hospital. Photo below...
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Source:THISDAY
Saturday, 19 March 2016
Spectranet New Data Plans
Spectranet,One of Nigeria's Internet service provider which offers an amazing Internet service has revealed its new tariffs which has taken effect from March 15,2016. The new increase in the data plan includes that the Lagos Knight plans don't exist anymore.Also, the 7k plan for 20GB which works 24 hours a day also has been scrapped. This means that cheapest plan is 5k for 5GB and a plan similar to the Lagos Knight goes for N7500, gives you 20GB but runs from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. with no mention of 24 hours on weekends and public holidays. Check the image below...
Dangote group plans to buy Phosphate from Morocco
Dangote Group, the
company owned by Africa's richest man Aliko Dangote, said on the 7th of March ,2016 revealed its plans to buy phosphate from Morocco and potash from Congo-Brazzaville
to feed a planned fertilizer plant.
Dangote
who has raised a $3.3 billion loan to develop a $9 billion oil refinery and
petrochemical complex in Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy and top oil
producer. The group has also invested $3.5 billion of its own equity.
Dangote
told a business forum in Lagos his firm was close to signing a deal
with a Moroccan firm to supply phosphate, without giving details.
Furthermore,He said his planned oil refinery would have a capacity of 650,000 barrels
per day (bpd), up from an initial plan of 400,000 bpd.
"We can
actually build ... 30 percent cheaper than previously," Dangote said,
referring to lower construction cost as a result of cheap global steel
prices.
The refinery and petrochemical complex will go online around 2018, company officials have said.
He said
Dangote Group was also constructing a gas pipeline beneath the sea to
link Nigeria's oil-producing Delta region to West Africa.
The pipeline will be able to transport 1.5 billion standard cubic feet of gas per day, he said, without giving more details.
Dangote Group, which is active in cement, oil, food and sugar business, is also expanding into farming.
Dangote
said his firm planned to produce one million tonnes of rice within five
years. Nigeria imports annually 2.8 million tonnes of rice, the
majority of which is smuggled into the country, he said.
"Our
projects are mainly import substitution." he said. "We are working to be
self-sufficient." (Reporting by Ulf Laessing and Chijioke Ohuocha;
Sneak Peek On iPhone 7
iPhone 7 is arguably going to be the biggest tech launch of 2016. With its two biggest changes,the new phone will bring as well its disappointment... Unbox Theraphy and acclaimed Apple leaker Sonny Dickson reveals that the iPhone 7 has three key changes this include:
- Headphone Jack Off
| Image Credit: Unbox Theraphy |
2. Major Camera Upgrade
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3. Almost Identical Design
We all know the drill, the iPhone range gets internal changes in an ‘S year’ and a redesign in a ‘new number year’. But it looks like Apple is going to break form here as Unbox’s video shows the iPhone 6S fits almost exactly into the leaked iPhone 7 case.In terms of dimensions, the fit is so precise it suggests we shouldn’t expect the overhaul many had hoped for – particularly in terms of more compact top and bottom bezels.
| Image Credit: Unbox Theraphy |
Source:Forbes
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