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When Tradition Becomes an Instrument of Development

The significance of this indigenous tradition extends beyond the women who organise it. It offers businesses, development institutions and governments an opportunity to support grassroots initiatives through funding, knowledge, training and partnerships.

Nestlé Advances Water Access through Commissioning of Water Regeneration facilities in Agbara

Nestlé Nigeria Plc has marked a major milestone in its Water Regeneration Project with the commissioning of eight climate-smart boreholes and water treatment plants in communities within the Agbara area of Ogun State.

Nestlé, NBA Announce Multi-year International Marketing Partnership

As part of the collaboration, Nestlé and the NBA will build on a shared commitment to youth participation in sport by creating more opportunities for young people and families to engage with basketball. This will include activations across select NBA youth basketball development programs and platforms.

Nestlé Nigeria Posts N39.6bn Pre-Tax Profit in Q3 2025, Positive Outlook for Backward Integration

November 17, (THEWILL) — Nestle Nigeria Plc, experienced a strong rebound in Q3 2025 after seeing sharp losses in 2023 and 2024 due to currency devaluation, and this is good news for backward integration. The foremost consumer goods firm has...

Nestlé Nigeria Celebrates 6th Batch Of Technical Training Programme Graduates

Oluwadarasinmi Adesakin has emerged a beneficiary of Nestlé Nigeria’s 18-month Technical Training program which aims to bridge the skills gap by equipping youth with the required expertise to support industrialization. He is the best graduating student of Batch 6. A...

Nestle Nigeria: Strength of The Raging Bull

November 06, (THEWILL) - The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) hit the peak of its growth on Friday, May 27, 2022 when it recorded a market capitalisation of N29.15 trillion and an All-Share Index (ASI) of 54,085.30. It was a historic performance...
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Flamingos Make History, Beat Japan To Win Nigeria’s First-Ever Women’s U-17 World Cup

The Flamingos of Nigeria earned a hard-fought 2-1 win over Japan on Saturday at the Mohammed VI Football Complex, Morocco to win the 2026 FIFA Women's U-17 World Cup for the first time.
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