Real estate company, Gtext Holdings, has named a street named after Nigerian businessman and philanthropist, Cosmas Maduka, founder of Coscharis Group at Jasper Housing Estate, Ibeju Lekki ...

At a grand event, Gtext Homes, a global real estate firm honoured renowned businessman and founder of the Coscharis Group, Dr. Cosmas Maduka, by naming a street after him at their Jasper Gardenia ...

“I Love King Charles. Sounds good to me!” the president wrote on Truth Social, linking to a report by the Sun that a proposal could be made by the monarch when Trump makes a state visit to the ...

If there’s one thing U.S. President Donald Trump can’t resist, it’s attention from royalty. “I Love King Charles,” Trump wrote in a post on his Truth Social platform, sharing an article from The Sun ...

Nestlé’s aim is to “increase the competitiveness of food factories in Germany and take advantage of synergies at European level”. Other production, in particular products sold in glass ...

Berlin — In a landmark shift, Germany is set to embark on its most ambitious defense spending initiative since World War II. Lawmakers have embraced plans unveiled by Friedrich Merz, soon to ...

Foremost Nigerian businessman, Cosmas Maduka, the founder of Coscharis Group, has been honoured by a real estate company, Gtext Holdings with a street named after him at their Jasper Housing ...

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Nestle logo can be seen on one of its facilities in Germany. Christoph Schmidt/Deutsche Presse-Agentur GmbH/dpa Swiss food giant Nestlé is closing one production plant in Germany and will sell ...

You can get in touch with Jordan by emailing [email protected]. Languages: English. Germany has told its citizens that they are not guaranteed entry to the U.S. even if they have a visa or entry ...

BERLIN (Reuters) - Nestle will divest two factories in Germany, the world's largest packaged food company said on Thursday, citing overcapacity due to rising costs and consumer price sensitivity.