Month: June 2019

Fidelity Pension advises on early retirement plans

Sunday Ojeme

The management of Fidelity Pension Managers Limited has advised Nigerians to plan their retirement early and effectively as part of building a fruitful future. Giving the advice during Customers Interactive Forum at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Oyo State, the Group Head, Operations of the Pension Fund Administrator (PFA), Mr. Olumuyiwa Afolabi, said that Fidelity Pension had made services easier and accessible to all clients to enable them retire happily. He said the interactive forum became necessary to create the platform to understand the challenges that customers face, and…

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ILO pushes for end to child labour

Sunday Ojeme

As part of its agenda to ensure a decent workplace, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has further pushed for an end to child labour globally. Restating the position during the ongoing ILO Centenary in Geneva, Switzerland, ILO Director-General, Guy Ryder, said the way children are treated is a reflection of the societies and values, adding that the World Day Against Child Labour  provides an opportunity to take stock, define goals and recommit to action.  According to him, “our reflection this year – the ILO’s Centenary  – is particularly significant because the ILO has been…

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Man keeps 21 severed vaginas in his freezer

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 A man who was allegedly found with 21 pieces of female genitalia in his freezer has appeared in court. Peter Frederiksen, 63, Danish, was arrested after 21 mutilated vaginas were allegedly found in his home. Surgical equipment and anaesthetic drugs were also said to have been found in the property. It’s believed his wife, 28-year-old Anna Matseliso Molise, told police he drugged her and cut off private parts of her anatomy while she was incapacitated.  She was due to testify but was gunned down and killed while leaving her house…

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