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Break-up not solution to Nigeria’s problems — Osinbajo

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Oladimeji Ramon  and Olaleye Aluko The Vice-President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo, has said there is no truth in the thinking that the different regions of the country would prosper individually if the country breaks up. He said Nigeria needed to learn from the example of Sudan, which split into northern and southern Sudan in the belief that that was the solution to the country’s internal strife. Also citing the case of Somalia, the Vice-President argued that the fact that people speak the same language and practise the same religion was no guarantee that they would live in harmony. The Vice-President spoke in Lagos on Tuesday at the 70th anniversary lecture of the Lagos Country Club. He spoke on the theme, ‘Promoting national cohesion as a means of promoting progress and prosperity.’ Osinbajo, while pointing out that diversity could either be a trigger for conflict or a fountain of prosperity and progress, urged Nigerians to embrace the latter like the United States of Ameri

Cargo Services International limited

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CARGO SERVICES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED  Cargo Services International Limited (formerly Allport Cargo Services Nigeria Limited) is a private limited liability company incorporated under the Companies and Allied Matters Acts, 1990 (as amended). It was issued incorporation certificate with RC No. 627947. Cargo Services International Limited is operated under strong corporate governance principles. Our senior executives constantly seek ways to better control the enterprise and emphasizing better internal controls systems. Proactive measures are put in place to keep the company on course toward profitability and sustainability towards the achievement of its mission and vision and mitigating against risks associated with business. That way, management is able to deal with rapidly changing economic and competitive environments, satisfying customer demands and priorities while constantly restructuring for future growth. At the apex of the company’s organization chart, there is the Boa