Tag: UAE

Guinness Book of Records Names 4-year-old Kid As World’s Youngest Author

Abibat Babalola

Adorable 4-year-old has found his way into the legendary Guinness Book of Records after he was named the world’s youngest author. Apparently, the trail of greatness runs through the family, as it is discovered that his sister is also in the book. A four-year-old boy, Saeed AlMheiri, from Abu Dhabi, UAE, has written a book about kindness and is now the world’s youngest person to publish a book in the Guinness Books of Records. According to the site on Thursday, his record was verified on March 9, 2023, after he…

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NNPCL Appoints Jean-Marc Cordier Head of Its Oil Trading Arm

ADEOLA YUSUF

All you may need to know about the French/Swiss national   A former Vice President of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has joined the services of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited as Head of its oil trading arm, NNPC Trading Ltd. Chief Corporate Communications Officer NNPC Limited, Garba Deen Muhammad, in a statement made available to SlyeNews cordier’s appointment is in furtherance of the ongoing repositioning drive in the company towards improved growth, better performance, and service delivery. READ ALSO: ‘He’s A Racist,’ Nigeria Revokes Seplat…

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Emirates Makes U-Turn On Flights Suspension In Nigeria

Ganiyu Amodu

United Arab Emirates, UAE, flag carrier operating in Nigeria, Emirates Airlines has announced the reinstatement of its flight operations to Nigeria. The airlines had earlier announced suspension of flight operations into the country from September 1, 2022, following its inability to repatriate over $85 million of its tickets sale. But, in response to the development, the Federal Government through the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, released part of the outstanding ticket sales fund. READ ALSO: We Are Quitting Nigeria Sept 1 and Here is The Reason – Emirates How Kwara…

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44th Miss Nigeria Demands End To Youth Unemployment, Poverty

Abibat Babalola

The 44th Miss Nigeria, Shatu Garko, has stressed the need for more initiatives to tackle unemployment, poverty and low self-esteem in Nigeria, especially among the youths and underprivileged members of society. Shatu made the appeal at the Leadership Agenda Summit organised by the Brian Reuben Organisation, an international leadership development organisation, concurrently taking place in Dubai, UAE, and Victoria Island, Lagos. The issue of inclusiveness and unemployment, its adverse effects on the country, and the need to raise young leaders to curtail this problem was the central focus of her…

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