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A new development template, a paradigm shifts sort of, a strategic tool for community relations and people engagement and an amazing instrument to project the wonderful image, products and identity of communities in Plateau state to the Globe has emerged in Jos, Plateau state.
Friday, 22nd November, 2024 will remain indelible in the hearts of the Pupils, Parents and staff, management, board and owners of the St Luke’s Cathedral Anglican Primary School, Jos, and the Chief executives of Scoreline and Ngasrit Global in Jos, the Plateau state capital, North Central Nigeria, for stepping out in a grand style and for putting up a grand performance in a bold attempt at redefining the concept of cultural day celebration in Schools. Consider the combined efforts that produced a total new package for the St Luke’s Cathedral Anglican Private School Cultural day a pacesetting outing in Plateau state and Nigeria generally and the people that witnessed the event will argue that you are still unable to qualify the event adequately.
At Scoreline we help you to develop new life changing and positively impacting lifestyle.
2025 will witness increased service driven, and customer oriented packages, designed to meet the constantly growing needs of our increasing clientele list of tourists, actors and actresses, film makers, researchers and historians, adventure seekers and others.
It is common knowledge that Nigeria now have a new national Anthem. Most people, even before the new National Anthem are aware of the fact that the National Anthem of a country is a National Symbol.
The Chairman, Jos North Local Government Area (LGA), Hon. J.K Chris, has assured organisers of the one day and one of a kind event in Nigeria: the Peace Clubs Festival, of his support; and collaboration for peace building efforts during his tenure as the Chief Executive, Jos North LGA. He made this assurance during the Jos North Peace Festival on Saturday, November 9th, 2024.
Giving back to the community is a thing of joy, happiness and excitement to the giver and people receiving. Some people have even averred that the joy is more alluring, enduring and exciting when the giver like Egede Chukwuebuka who recently built a fertilizer blending plant in one of the suburbs, Lohdic in Rantya community, Jos, Plateau state, North Central Nigeria did by giving to the same society that contributed to making him. He grew up in Jos, did part of his schooling and started life in Jos, before traveling abroad.
