SABMiller Plc was a multinational brewing and beverage company headquartered in Woking, England on the outskirts of London until 10 October 2016 when it was acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev. Prior to that date, it was the world’s second-largest brewer measured by revenues (after Anheuser-Busch InBev) and was also a major bottler of Coca-Cola.Its brands included Fosters, Miller, and Pilsner Urquell.

SABMiller operates in 80 countries worldwide and in 2009 sold around 21 billion litres of beverages. SABMiller Procurement sources an extensive range of materials and services. This includes brewing materials, packaging, capital equipment, marketing materials and business services.



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2. Packaging Manager (Port Harcourt)
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4. Safety Facilitator – Logistics (Port Harcourt)
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5. Warehouse Supervisor - 1 (Port Harcourt)
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6. Brewing Process Operator (Port Harcourt)
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7. Environment Manager (Port Harcourt)
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8. Warehouse Supervisor - 2 (Port Harcourt)
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9. High End Operations & PMO Manager, West Africa (Lagos)
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13. Packaging Unit Manager (Port Harcourt)
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investnow2013:
The tech community in Onitsha got larger as the StartUp Anambra team in collaboration with Onitsha Social Media Connect organised a Pre-conference ahead of the 2nd edition of StartUp.

Photo credit: Henry Ofido

#ThisIsNewOnitsha
#StartUpAnambra
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horsepower101:


Oh my God, I am loving this.

nnamdijonathan:


Its not only u that is loving it. It is just too wonderful to see IT grow in Igboland

TundeBricklayer:
#WillieKeepsWorking

The Awkuzu SARs - Achalla Agu, Nteje -Nando Road and bridge have been completed.

This was in keeping with the Gov. Willie Obiano' s promise of ashpalting/completing about 40 roads and bridges before heavy rains.

The project was handled 100% by Onye Anambra, New Idea Construction Company.

donratcock:

I lost interest when you said that the road was done by a local contractor. It will take a miracle if that road lasts for 1 year.

Onitsha to the world
ONITSHA SCHOOL CHILDREN TO REPRESENT NIGERIA, AFRICA IN 2018 WORLD PITCH COMPETION IN U.S.A.

These are the six students of Regina Pacis Secondary School, Onitsha for a U.S., trip to represent Nigeria and Africa at the World Pitch Competition in San Francisco, U.S.A.

~ Adaeze Onuigbo, ~ Miracle Igboka, ~ Nwabuaku Osai, ~ Promise Nnalue, ~ Jessica Osita and ~ Vivian Okoye.

The competition will provide them opportunity to win between $5,000 and $15,000 in scholarships to pursue further studies in Science Technology, Engineering Education (STEM).

horsepower101:


I disagree with you. We loose trillions of Naira every year hiring foreign contractors and ignoring our local contractors. I am sick of seeing middle eastern, indian, white or Chinese contractors doing very basic road constructions.

A Chinese man came to Ghana with no basic civil engineering experience but today, he is a multimillionare because he was given so many road contracts. He came and saw the opportunity and bided for so many road contracts and stupid black Africans who don't trust their own gave it to him.

Cjrane2:


Part of the reason we have been begging our people to stop cutting corners and take pride in promoting their name as a mark of QUALITY is because of stuff like this. I am glad that INNOSON has been taking steps to make his vehicles meet or surpass quality of imported vehicles. In time, the name IVM will stand out as a mark of quality automobile. Aba and Onitsha made shoes and products should have at least some companies doing quality products. This will make people who are prepared to pay for quality to look out for those brand names. I was elated when an electrician told me to buy cutix cable (Made in Nigeria) than the fake made in China which had flooded the market.

We truly bleed billions of dollars and jobs each year by awarding road contracts to foreign firms.

The reason for this is that our people never believe in doing quality job and have their company known as a quality brand name. So everyone is afraid of any bridge or road constructed by a Nigerian company. I wish our local construction companies will take quality seriously. It is a tragedy that due to constant low quality of work from local construction companies, our rulers now prefer foreign construction companies to tar even inner streets and do culverts and gutters.

Cjrane2:


Part of the reason we have been begging our people to stop cutting corners and take pride in promoting their name as a mark of QUALITY is because of stuff like this. I am glad that INNOSON has been taking steps to make his vehicles meet or surpass quality of imported vehicles. In time, the name IVM will stand out as a mark of quality automobile. Aba and Onitsha made shoes and products should have at least some companies doing quality products. This will make people who are prepared to pay for quality to look out for those brand names. I was elated when an electrician told me to buy cutix cable (Made in Nigeria) than the fake made in China which had flooded the market.

We truly bleed billions of dollars and jobs each year by awarding road contracts to foreign firms.

The reason for this is that our people never believe in doing quality job and have their company known as a quality brand name. So everyone is afraid of any bridge or road constructed by a Nigerian company. I wish our local construction companies will take quality seriously. It is a tragedy that due to constant low quality of work from local construction companies, our rulers now prefer foreign construction companies to tar even inner streets and do culverts and gutters.

Cjrane2:


Part of the reason we have been begging our people to stop cutting corners and take pride in promoting their name as a mark of QUALITY is because of stuff like this. I am glad that INNOSON has been taking steps to make his vehicles meet or surpass quality of imported vehicles. In time, the name IVM will stand out as a mark of quality automobile. Aba and Onitsha made shoes and products should have at least some companies doing quality products. This will make people who are prepared to pay for quality to look out for those brand names. I was elated when an electrician told me to buy cutix cable (Made in Nigeria) than the fake made in China which had flooded the market.

We truly bleed billions of dollars and jobs each year by awarding road contracts to foreign firms.

The reason for this is that our people never believe in doing quality job and have their company known as a quality brand name. So everyone is afraid of any bridge or road constructed by a Nigerian company. I wish our local construction companies will take quality seriously. It is a tragedy that due to constant low quality of work from local construction companies, our rulers now prefer foreign construction companies to tar even inner streets and do culverts and gutters.

Xander85:


Another angle to this we're forgetting is the role of the state ministry of works. Aren't they supposed to have a quality monitoring/control unit in the ministry staffed by experienced and qualified personnel? My guess is that wherever you see a shoddy construction job done (in any state of this country for that matter) that fails after a few weeks or months, then better believe there's a compromised state gov't official that can be linked to the job!

After the washing away of the gutters and road on Mgbemena street a week or so ago, the first person the Governor should have issued a query to was the commissioner for works, who in turn would ask questions of the quality and control unit of his ministry!

It seems we're caught between a rock and a hard place with this issue of local or foreign contractors. If we award the contract to a tried and tested coy like Julius Berger (that's if we have the money to afford them), they would do a quality world-class job that would last for years and improve the ambience of the state (like Uyo for instance), however this would lead to capital flight. On the other hand, if we award the contract to a local coy still learning the ropes, the money would remain in the state, but we would have a situation similar to what we saw with Mgbemena street; a case of penny-wise-pound-foolish, where we would have to come back to the same project a few weeks later to do it all again...possibly with the attendant loss of lives and property!

horsepower101:


To my understanding, I think that road was still under construction. It wasn't a completed road. They were dumb not to finish the construction before the heavy rainy season started.

Xander85:


This is what we're saying. A qualified and reputable construction coy would have had at the back of their mind they were working in the rainy season and planned for it accordingly, so the rains don't come and wash away all their effort.

Xander85:
A commendable job done by a son of Ekwulobia. He constructed some of the inner roads of Ekwulobia, and the place is looking like a small London now.

One thing i noticed which the state gov't needs to look into is this penchant for greedy landlords to build their perimeter walls almost on top of the roads, leaving little or no room for pedestrians to walk or future road widening.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-q_38oTDBk

horsepower101:


I agree but I think that road was being done by a foreign contractor and not a local one. ANSMEDIA should confirm that information with us.

Also GLOBAL WARMING is REAL. We are going to start experiencing more heavier rains and rising sea levels. This a a global phenomenon.

AmericanQuarter:
Anambra people and SE in general should not be left out in this new job openings at the multinational Anheuser-Busch InBev in the city of Onitsha.

AmericanQuarter:
A Nigerian student Anthony Ekwensi who took part in the 17th Chinese Bridge Chinese Language Proficiency Competition for Foreign College Students, has been crowned the African champion.

Though a Russian student Ruslan was the overall winner at the event which paraded 152 students from 118 countries, the 21-year old Anambra-born Nigerian, who came fourth in the final competition, made it to the last round of the championship with four other contestants who were also crowned champion of their respective continents.

The other winners were Theodore Joseph from Australia who came second, Guan Huimin from Indonesia, who took the third position and John Gardner from the United States, who placed fifth.

NAN reported that the grand finale of the competition took place on August 4 in Changsha, Hunan Province. In an interview with the News platform correspondent, the Nigerian student who is a final year student of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), Awka, Anambra State, said he looked forward to returning to China to pursue a post-graduate programme.

‘‘I went into the competition because I knew there was an opportunity to do something great, and also I wanted an opportunity to visit the country I’ve always dreamed of going.

‘‘My next plan now is to graduate successfully from UNIZIK and then come back to China for masters. I dedicate my award to God,’’ the final year student of Education Management and Policy said.

Before the competition, Ekwensi learnt Chinese language in Nigeria for two years at the Confucius Institute, UNIZIK, Awka. According to the organisers, the final competition consisted of three parts and tested the finalists’ language skills and all-around abilities, including their knowledge of Chinese culture, history, traditions and communication, as well as their singing and acting skills. All five winners of the language competition, have been offered full scholarships by the Confucius Institute.

Xander85:
A commendable job done by a son of Ekwulobia. He constructed some of the inner roads of Ekwulobia, and the place is looking like a small London now.

One thing i noticed which the state gov't needs to look into is this penchant for greedy landlords to build their perimeter walls almost on top of the roads, leaving little or no room for pedestrians to walk or future road widening.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-q_38oTDBk

nnamdijonathan:


That's the reason why I like the Lagos state government, they will not hesitate to knock down any fence too close to the road when they want to construct gutters or cover gutters or plant trees.

Ttipsy:
IMO STATE and tiny dirty dilapidated roads and streets are like 5.& 6

Ttipsy:
Anambra and tiny roads and streets are like 5.& 6

nnamdijonathan:


There are many streets like that in London and they are very beautiful with underground drainage, walkways, beautiful and well painted houses at road sides so, don't lose hope yet, those tiny dirty dilapidated roads in IMO STATE can be made extremely beautiful.

nnamdijonathan:


There are many streets like that in London and they are very beautiful with underground drainage, walkways, beautiful and well painted houses at road sides so, don't lose hope yet, those tiny roads in Anambra can be made extremely beautiful.

bestviewer:



I think Imo state is cursed. That's why

Ttipsy:
Alot bcus pple build and fence houses without acknowledging the fact that there's need for expanded roads & streets.

Ttipsy:
why do you guys throw insults as if your gaining something from it. Imo state has tinier roads and streets, oya kill yourself!!