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Famous actresses, Chidinma and Chidiebere Aneke (the Aneke Twins), have urged students to learn from their own experience of surmounting the odds of rejection by family and friends to become an authentic success story.

ONGA Foodies Hangout was conceived as part of our efforts to connect with food enthusiasts, food entrepreneurs and Onga Nigeria’s loyal fans on social media.

The Director General (DG) of the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP), Dr. Dan Azumi Mohammed Ibrahim, today, paid a visit to Promasidor Head Office in Isolo, Lagos.

A Lagos State lawmaker, Desmond Eliot, the Executive Chairman of Lagos State Sports Council, Dr. Kweku Tandoh and a former President of the Athletes Federation of Nigeria (AFN), Mr. Toni Urhobo have advocated for programmes that would encourage and support kids who are talented in different sports.

A new weekly magazine family TV show, ONGAcious, aimed at promoting Nigeria’s culture, tourism and healthy living, has begun flighting on selected television channels across the country.

The Ogun State Government has commended Promasidor Nigeria for initiating a career guidance workshop for secondary school students, describing it as a laudable effort towards the development of education and youth empowerment in the country.

In 1998, Promasidor Nigeria commenced sponsorship of the annual National Secondary Schools Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC), now known as Cowbellpedia.

Promasidor Nigeria launched a new 3-in-1 (Ginger, Onion & Garlic) Onga flavour into the market. Distributors, retailers, nutritionists, health practitioners and staff attended the launch, which was held at the staff canteen in Lagos.

Three past winners of the Cowbellpedia maths competition tell us about the experience and what it means to them personally.

For nearly twenty years Cowbell has been at the forefront of mathematics development in Nigeria. In 1998, the first Cowbell Mathematics competition was held in Lagos state and was expanded to incorporate all of Nigeria in 2001. The competition is open to all junior and senior secondary schools in the country and admittance is free.