Lafarge Africa has rewarded its customers and key distributors for excellent performance in the year so far. The customers were presented with prizes like tricycles, deep freezers, sponsored trip with spouse to Dubai, smart TVs, Laptops among others.
Speaking at the event in Lagos recently, the Chief Executive Officer, Lafarge Africa, Michel Puchercos expressed appreciation to all the distributors for their performance.
He said: “As our customers, you are at the heart of our very existence. If you do well, we do well; if you don’t do well, we don’t do well. Such is our symbiotic relationship. So we have also chosen this time to appreciate your performance so far this year.”
He added that the event also serves as an opportunity to get direct feedback from the customers on how to serve them better.
He added that the event also serves as an opportunity to get direct feedback from the customers on how to serve them better.
Speaking on behalf of the customers, Alhaji B. O Oshuntola, the Managing Director of Temitope Oil Nigeria Limited expressed gratitude to Lafarge Africa for the recognition and encouragement the company accords it distributors and customers.
He said: “On behalf of my colleagues, who have received an all expense paid trip to Dubai, I want to say a big thank you to Lafarge Africa. To whom much is given, much is expected so we promise to increase our effort as our relationship gets stronger.”
Some of the customers who were honored at the event included, Ebony The Great Limited, Temitope Oil Nigeria Limited, Tai Dem and Sons limited, Aunty Bose Stores, Oyin Bashy Limited, Traidac Enterprises, Maseliz Enterprises, Olla Adams, Alhaja Jegede among others.
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LeBron James hasn’t responded to a shot about his intelligence from President Donald Trump, but Hall of Famer Michael Jordan and other fellow NBA players took to Twitter to defend him.
Trump took aim at James in a tweet on Friday night, days after an interview with CNN’s Don Lemon aired in which the Los Angeles Lakers star said he felt that Trump was “using sports to kinda divide us.”
“Sports has never been something that divides people,” James told Lemon. “It’s always been something that brings someone together.”
Trump also appeared to take sides in the LeBron vs. Jordan debate, saying, “I like Mike!”
Jordan, who owns the Charlotte Hornets, issued a statement Saturday backing James.
Jordan, who owns the Charlotte Hornets, issued a statement Saturday backing James.
“I support LJ,” Jordan said in the statement. “He’s doing an amazing job for his community.”
NBA commissioner Adam Silver, who was at the league’s NBA Africa Game on Saturday in Johannesburg, South Africa, commended James for his work on and off the court.
“LeBron James is one of the all-time greatest NBA players and one of the most accomplished athletes,” Silver told USA Today. “He runs a very successful media company. He’s sent hundreds of students to college and just opened a school in Akron where at-risk students will receive free tuition, meals and transportation.
“I greatly admire his intelligence and business acumen and have enormous respect and appreciation for what he does in his community.”
Other players from around the league, including Golden State’s Stephen Curry, Minnesota’s Karl-Anthony Towns and Utah’s Donovan Mitchell, came to James’ defense on social media after Trump’s tweet.
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The President of the Asia-Pacific continent has inaugurated the largest sporting event in the Galore Born Carno Championship in Jakarta, Indonesia, evening.
Celebrated Indonesia's famous artists, including Anggun, Risa, Tulus, Eduo Conundogit, presented their presentation. At the opening ceremony, there were 80 participants from Nepal, the player, the coach, the official.
Kamal Bahadur Adhikari, of the weight lifting, took national flag of Nepal on the march of opening ceremony. There are 11 thousand 500 players of 45 countries in Asia. 40 matches of the game will compete in 420.
China has made 87 9 players participating in the highest number of gold medals in the Asian Games which compete in most of 51 51 players. Similarly, Thailand has 816, South Korea 807, China Taipei 558 and 572 players of India.
There are 285 participants from various sports teams from Nepal, Instructor, Administrator, Official as well as 285 from Asia. In which 185 players are 9 male and 960 female 560, instructor 48, admin 24, official 27 and two-thirds.
Celebrated Indonesia's famous artists, including Anggun, Risa, Tulus, Eduo Conundogit, presented their presentation. At the opening ceremony, there were 80 participants from Nepal, the player, the coach, the official.
Kamal Bahadur Adhikari, of the weight lifting, took national flag of Nepal on the march of opening ceremony. There are 11 thousand 500 players of 45 countries in Asia. 40 matches of the game will compete in 420.
China has made 87 9 players participating in the highest number of gold medals in the Asian Games which compete in most of 51 51 players. Similarly, Thailand has 816, South Korea 807, China Taipei 558 and 572 players of India.
There are 285 participants from various sports teams from Nepal, Instructor, Administrator, Official as well as 285 from Asia. In which 185 players are 9 male and 960 female 560, instructor 48, admin 24, official 27 and two-thirds.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has softened planned pension changes following angry protests and a slump in his approval rating.
He said the retirement age for women would be increased from 55 to 60 instead of to 63. But a five-year increase for men, to 65, would stay.
Mr Putin said the country's working-age population was shrinking, making change essential.
Unions have warned that many will not live long enough to claim a pension.
Russian men have a life expectancy of 66 while for women it is 77, the World Health Organization says.
The issue has seen support for Mr Putin fall to 64% from 80%, according to VTsIOM state pollster.
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Mr Putin said the move to raise the retirement age for men and women had been delayed for years and risked causing inflation and increasing poverty.
Postponing it further would threaten the stability and security of Russian society, he said.
"The tendencies we see today in the field of workforce productivity and demographics mean there is no time to waste," he said, according to a translation of his remarks by Russian state media.
"Our decisions should be just and well-balanced," he added.
Until his TV address he had attempted to distance himself from the row, and had in the past promised that the pension age would never be raised on his watch.
Braving Europe’s heatwave, more than 150 Santas from around the world donned their heavy suits and full beards at their annual conference in Denmark.
As the 61st World Santa Claus Congress kicked off in Copenhagen, many of the delegates – from countries as far away as Japan and the United States – took a paddle in the sea, to the amusement of local bathers.
The three-day event will see the Santas visit the Little Mermaid statue during a parade and go head to head in the Santa Obstacle Course World Championships.
“Normally us Santas work alone,” said Santa Ian Tom, 67, from Scotland, who is attending his sixth congress this year.
“This is like a big family. But a family you get on with.”
For Santa Douglas, 60, from Washington D.C., attending his twelfth convention, it’s the international feel of the event that keeps luring him back.
“It’s interesting how when meeting others their culture starts to rub off on you and yours on them. For example, a lot of the Santa suits now are not the traditional gray Danish one. They’ve gone more American, which in a way is a shame.”
Nepathya is slated to return to the O2 Academy Brixton in London (after three years) for a live performance on September. The band members claim that they have something new to share with their fans, which they won’t reveal to us yet but if we had to bet, it’s probably a new song or a couple.
“Like always, we’ll carry the messages of love and hope from Nepal to the UK. Along with the songs we have been performing, we will also perform something fresh for the UK audience.” Amrit Gurung of Nepathya said.
This concert comes following their very successful shows at Dallas and Boston in the US and Tokyo in Japan, which took place earlier this year
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