Nigerian Times

Top Nigerian journalists parley for Changing Faces Faruk Lasaki’s romantic thriller Changing Faces attracted top journalists from the leading newspapers, TV channels and news websites Friday morning at the popular Ojez Restaurant and Entertainment Centre inside the National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos. The news media parley commenced the publicity for the forthcoming screening of Changing Faces at the Silverbird Cinemas and other theatres in Nigeria, Ghana and other African countries from December 23, 2011. Victor Akande, the Group Entertainment Editor of The Nation facilitated the event. The Editors and Senior Reporters of the following Nigerian newspapers and TV Station were present. 1. The Guardian 2. The Punch 3. The Nation 4. This Day 5. Galaxy TV 6. Vanguard 7. Supple Magazine 8. Nigerians Report Only four of the invited journalists were absent Tweet

The Vanguard is the most popular Nigerian newspaper in the world according facts obtained from Alexa.com on the most popular Nigerian newspaper websites. The Vanguard has over 995 inbound links from external websites in the world with over 200,000 pageviews daily and over 7, 000, 000 pageviews monthly. The second most popular Nigerian newspaper in the world is The Punch and the third is 234 Next The following is the current top 10 newspaper websites in Nigeria 1. Vanguard 2. The Punch 3. 234 Next 4. Daily Sun 5. The Nation 6. Nigerian Tribune 7. The Guardian 8. This Day 9. Daily Independent 10. PM News

Caption: Street demonstration during Labor Day Photographer: Maillard, J. Country: San Francisco, US Date taken: 1987 Copyright: ILO Nigerian oil workers are on strike as we mark the May Day and they are not the only workers who are unhappy all over the world today. The Punch of Nigeria is asking if there is any hope for Nigerian workers? Yes, there is hope as long as the Nigerian workers join hands together to demand their rights to better wages, better working conditions and secure their future in the nation building of a New Nigeria for the common good of all Nigerians. Let us focus on the plight of the poor majority of wage earners who are being exploited and underpaid by their ruthless employers and contractors. If you are one of the employers of labour, please put yourself in the worn and torn shoes of your workers and ask yourself, if you have not been cheating and exploiting them? How would you feel if your were in their condition? Pay a visit to the homes of your office cl...