Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc (CORNER.ng) 2020 Annual Report
Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc (CORNER.ng) listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange under the Insurance sector has released it’s 2020 annual report.For more information about Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc reports, abridged reports, interim earnings results and earnings presentations visit the Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc company page on AfricanFinancials.Indicative Share Trading Liquidity The total indicative share trading liquidity for Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc (CORNER.ng) in the past 12 months, as of 3rd May 2021, is US$375.63K (NGN143.97M). An average of US$31.3K (NGN12M) per month.Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc Annual Report DocumentCompany ProfileCornerstone Insurance Company Plc is an insurance company in Nigeria offering products for life and non-life classes. The company provides risk underwriting and related financial services for individuals, corporate and institutional customers. This includes products for motor vehicles, aviation, marine, engineering all risks, asset protection, liability to third party, oil and gas, group life, credit life, mortgage protection, term assurance, wealth creation and Islamic insurance. Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc was the first insurance company in Nigeria to provide customers with an online platform for insurance transactions. The company’s services are easily accessible through internet and mobile technology. Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc’s head office is in Lagos, Nigeria. Cornerstone Insurance Company Plc is listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange
Monday May 21, 2018 James Lowe dominates Simon Zebo for great try en route to win over Munster Former Chiefs winger James Lowe was in dominant form against Munster at the weekend, bouncing then stepping Simon Zebo to set up an excellent try on the way to a tense 16-15 Pro 14 semi final victory in Dublin. Leinster will face Scarlets in the final. Lowe picked up Man of the Match after he set up the first try, a sublime offload to Jack Conan after he had stepped Zebo, whom he bounced just seconds earlier.“I think if the ball comes your way it’s awesome but early on in the game, mentally, you need to win your first contact, your first breakdown, you don’t want to sit and wait to see what happens,” Lowe said post-match.“You need to be as dominant as you can, fortunately, those first few plays came off and mentally you’re like ‘yeah, this is it, I’m going to keep doing this’.”Leinster went on to book their place in the final, at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium.It was a nervy finish as Gerbrant Grobler – who is heading to Gloucester – crossed for a late Munster try to bring them within a point, but Leinster held on for the win.They now have a chance at the double, following their Champions Cup victory over Racing 92.Despite getting the better of him, Lowe gave Zebo due credit for a great Munster career.“Zebo’s been huge for Munster rugby and Irish rugby and he’s got a new chapter in his life that he’s ready to explore and credit to him he’s given a lot for that red and that green jumper.“He can be definitely proud of everything that he’s done. Where’s he going, Racing? Bet he’s on big money too. Good on him.”Leinster face Scarlets, who they beat in their European semi-final, in Saturday’s Pro 14 final.“It’s been a very long season, the Scarlets are here with something to prove. For them its definitely something they want to target, they came here last time and didn’t get what they came for, so they’re coming this time,” Lowe added.You can watch the Lowe bump and try set up 20 seconds into below’s full highlights clipcredit: pro14 rugby/skysportsADVERTISEMENT Posted By: rugbydump Share Send Thanks Sorry there has been an error Great Tries Related Articles 26 WEEKS AGO Incredible athleticism for sensational try… 26 WEEKS AGO ARCHIVE: Suntory score amazing try to upset… 26 WEEKS AGO WATCH: All 12 tries from EPIC Bristol-Clermont… From the WebThis Video Will Soon Be Banned. Watch Before It’s DeletedSecrets RevealedYou Won’t Believe What the World’s Most Beautiful Girl Looks Like TodayNueeyUrologists Stunned: Forget the Blue Pill, This “Fixes” Your EDSmart Life ReportsDoctors Stunned: She Removes Her Wrinkles With This Inexpensive TipSmart Life ReportsIf You Have Ringing Ears Do This Immediately (Ends Tinnitus)Healthier Living30+ Everyday Items With A Secret Hidden PurposeNueeyThe content you see here is paid for by the advertiser or content provider whose link you click on, and is recommended to you by Revcontent. As the leading platform for native advertising and content recommendation, Revcontent uses interest based targeting to select content that we think will be of particular interest to you. We encourage you to view your opt out options in Revcontent’s Privacy PolicyWant your content to appear on sites like this?Increase Your Engagement Now!Want to report this publisher’s content as misinformation?Submit a ReportGot it, thanks!Remove Content Link?Please choose a reason below:Fake NewsMisleadingNot InterestedOffensiveRepetitiveSubmitCancel
General Contractor: Projects Houses Pool House / Robert Young Architects Year: ArchDaily “COPY” ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/894992/pool-house-robert-young-architects Clipboard 2015 Architects: Robert Young Architects Area Area of this architecture project United States “COPY” Photographs: Frank Oudeman Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/894992/pool-house-robert-young-architects Clipboard City:AmagansettCountry:United StatesMore SpecsLess SpecsSave this picture!© Frank OudemanRecommended ProductsWoodGustafsWood Veneered Wall & Ceiling PanelsWoodLunawoodThermowood FacadesWindowspanoramah!®ah!38 – FlexibilityDoorsSky-FrameInsulated Sliding Doors – Sky-Frame ArcText description provided by the architects. A lot of design projects start with problem-solving, and this pool house, on Long Island’s East End, was no exception. Building codes in the Hamptons specify that a pool house can only contain 200 square feet of interior space.Save this picture!© Frank OudemanHere, the interior section — maxing out at exactly 200 square feet, and enclosable by folding doors — was carefully crafted to maximize the space: it contains a kitchenette, bathroom, day bed and chair.Save this picture!© Frank OudemanSave this picture!Floor PlanSave this picture!© Frank OudemanA trellised area, designed for lounging and relaxing, connects it to a garage, where this family keeps all their beach-going essentials, from surfboards to Jeeps. Natural elements, from marble to bluestone to wisteria vines, connect the space to its environment.Save this picture!© Frank OudemanProject gallerySee allShow lessDaniel Libeskind Retraces his Life and Architectural Career in Engaging In-Depth Int…Architecture News11 Winning Projects Announced for 2018 NYC Excellence in Design AwardsArchitecture News Share Pool House / Robert Young ArchitectsSave this projectSavePool House / Robert Young Architects Save this picture!© Frank Oudeman+ 13Curated by Fernanda Castro Share Robert Young, Robert Deacon, Eva Ouano Robert Silman Associates Landscape Contractor: Lead Architects: Structural Engineer: Photographs Summerhill Landscape Aran Construction Inc. Manufacturers: B-K Lighting, Barn Light Electric, Chicago Faucets, Clopay, Kolbe, Kraus, Lucifer Lighting, Marvel, Toto, Whitehaus, A&L Lighting, Artos, Baldwin, Ginger, Horne, RSA Lighting, Topex CopyHouses•Amagansett, United States Area: 200 ft² Year Completion year of this architecture project CopyAbout this officeRobert Young ArchitectsOfficeFollowProductsWoodConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesAmagansettUnited StatesPublished on May 24, 2018Cite: “Pool House / Robert Young Architects” 24 May 2018. ArchDaily. Accessed 11 Jun 2021. 
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With fewer people able to attend funerals in person in 2020, Southern Co-op saw a total of £450,766 donated through the free online tribute pages it offered.Despite only a slight rise in the actual number of funerals arranged, this was an increase of over 35% in online funeral donations when compared to the previous year.The independent co-op operates branches of The Co-operative Funeralcare and Caring Lady Funeral Directors and supports grieving families in Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Surrey, Sussex, Somerset and Wiltshire. It believes the increase is down to more awareness of charities needing extra support as well as fewer people being able to attend funerals in person.Steve Pearce, Chief Operating Officer for funeral services at Southern Co-op, said: “Just under 300 charities received donations through our online memorial tributes. The majority of these will have been hit hard by the pandemic so the support is likely to be invaluable.“Sadly, a lot of the families we supported last year were also affected by the pandemic. The fact that people are continuing to think of others, despite their own grief, is remarkable and shows the strength we have as communities working together in times of need.”There were a total of 11,211 individual donations made in 2020 – an increase from 7,455 in 2019.People made an average of £40 per donation via the online memorial feature which also allows friends and family to set up a personal tribute page, to light virtual candles, share memories, stories, photos and videos of loved ones.The top three charities to which people donated the most were Cancer Research UK, Rowans Hospice in Hampshire, and Alzheimer’s Society.Other local charities in the top ten were Phyllis Tuckwell hospice care in Surrey and Hampshire, which received £23,774 of donations; St Wilfrid’s Hospice in Chichester which received £12,909 of donations; and Mountbatten, end of life support on the Isle of Wight, which received donations of £7,812. Advertisement Tagged with: in memoriam in memory 185 total views, 1 views today AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to LinkedInLinkedInShare to EmailEmailShare to WhatsAppWhatsAppShare to MessengerMessengerShare to MoreAddThis AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to LinkedInLinkedInShare to EmailEmailShare to WhatsAppWhatsAppShare to MessengerMessengerShare to MoreAddThis
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Hank Kilgore is a senior Journalism major and FTDM minor from Lafayette, Louisiana. He is currently Editor of The Skiff and the Student Life and Entertainment Managing Editor for TCU 360. You can often find him anywhere a superhero movie is being played. ReddIt Linkedin Twitter Previous articleTCU baseball players reflect on summer league experienceNext articleLockheed Martin donates $1 million for STEM education in Fort Worth Hank Kilgore RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Facebook Hank Kilgorehttps://www.tcu360.com/author/hank-kilgore/ The College of Science and Engineering Dean, Phil Hartman, retires after 40 consecutive years Website| + posts TCU VGP (Ep. 19 – Xbox Game Pass, Horizon Impressions and more) Facebook printUpdate 8:30 a.m. 9/29/15: The Rec Center has reopened as of 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29.Some TCU students had to move to new classrooms following a power outage in the Campus Recreation Center and Rickel Academic Wing.On Sunday morning a planned power outage led to an unsuccessful restoration after a transformer went down. Rickel and the Rec were without power until 8 a.m. Tuesday morning.Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Kathy Cavins-Tull wrote in an email Sunday evening that attempts to restore power were unsuccessful. A special team was then assigned to restoring the power.“We have had an electrical team working all day to restore service without success,” Cavins-Tull wrote. “A group of specialists will be on campus in the morning to address the issue, and we are hoping to be back to normal by afternoon.”Electrical team trucks are parked outside of the Rec and Rickel.A temporary generator is being put in place in the meantime.“We are currently hooking up a generator to get us through until we can determine what to do about the transformer,” Cavins-Tull wrote.Patrick Miller, registrar and director of enrollment management, wrote in an email Monday morning that because of the extended delays, afternoon and evening classes would have to be moved in addition to the already-moved morning classes.“Unfortunately, resolving the power in Rickel is proving to be difficult,” Miller wrote. “Today’s afternoon and evening classes must be moved to different rooms.”It’s not just classes that are being affected, though. Meetings and work had to be canceled as well.Allison Armfield, a junior modern dance major, missed her yearbook meeting.“Because of the power outages today,” Armfield said, “yearbook couldn’t have its staff meeting, which means I don’t have work hours.” Hank Kilgore Hank Kilgorehttps://www.tcu360.com/author/hank-kilgore/ TCU Sizzle Reel (Ep. 16 – Legion, Stranger Things 2 and more) Hank Kilgorehttps://www.tcu360.com/author/hank-kilgore/ TCU VGP (Ep. 17 – Valentine’s Updates, Overwatch and more) The TCU Campus Recreation Center ReddIt Linkedin Hank Kilgorehttps://www.tcu360.com/author/hank-kilgore/ TCU Frog Camps returning to more traditional look this summer TCU VGP (Ep. 18 – The Cost of Gaming, State of DLC and more) Twitter TCU places second in the National Student Advertising Competition, the highest in school history 
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TCU cancels offer to trade tickets for canned food Grace Amiss Linkedin Facebook ReddIt Facebook Fort Worth set to elect first new mayor in 10 years Saturday printThe Fort Worth and Dallas areas have spent the past few months preparing for the Halloween season the best way they can — haunted houses.“My favorite part of Halloween is going to the haunted houses,” said TCU sophomore Kate Edwards. “They’re so realistic.”From ghost to ghouls to goblins, these wicked attractions guarantee a fright-filled night to any who dare to step through any of these establishments haunted gates. The 109 narrowed down the top 5 haunted houses the Fort Worth and Dallas area have to offer. #1 — Cutting Edge Haunted HouseWhere: Intersection of I-30 & I-35Photo courtesy of KTXD-TV1701 E. Lancaster Ave.Fort Worth, Texas 76102Cost: $32.99 General Admission, tax not included Dates of operation: Oct. 6-8, 12-15, 19-22, 25-31 Nov. 3-4The Cutting Edge Haunted House has established a reputation for being one of the best haunted houses in the nation. This attraction is estimated to take about 55 minutes to complete and holds two Guinness World Records – the first for being the world’s largest haunted attraction and the second for being the world’s largest walk-through haunted house. The Fort Worth’s Cutting Edge Haunted House is recognized for its frighteningly realistic props, top-notch special effects makeup and unbelievable scares.This area, which has been nicknamed “Hell’s Half Acre,” will take you through a realistic meat packing process which now functions as a stomach-churning human processing zone. Mannequins are hoisted to the second level and brought through the entire meat packing process until the conveyor system brings the butchered corpses back to the first level, according to the haunted house’s website. Video#2 —Dark Hour Haunted House Picture of a “Demon Crawler.” Photo courtesy of Dark Hour Haunted House.Where: 701 Taylor Dr. Plano, TX 75074Cost: $31-$38Dates of operation: Oct.: 6-7, 12-15, 19-22, 27-31 The Dark Hour Haunted House, which USA Today ranked as one of the nation’s scariest haunted houses, is praised by those who have experienced it as having pure unadulterated horror. The adventure begins with a pit stop at the Coven Manor cemetery, a place filled with decaying bodies and hauntingly realistic gravestones. Participants are led through a thrilling journey on the 30,000 square feet estate. Possessed witches and faceless monsters lurk in every corner of the house’s deteriorated hallways ready to scare the daylights out of anyone who crosses their path.In order for The Dark Hour Haunted House to produce the highest quality experience, they pay quite a bit of attention to detail. During the Halloween season, the house can employ 100 professional actors clad in vivid costumes to play out the most realistic and haunting scenes.This adventure is one of the few that doesn’t end after the clock strikes 12 on Oct. 31. This attraction offers six additional haunting experience that coincides with popular holidays. Just a few examples are Wreck the Halls (Dec. 15-16 and 29-30), Love is Blind (Feb. 9, 10, 14), Saint Patrick’s Slay (March 16 and 17), Spring Fever (April 13-14 and 20-21) and finally the Dogs Days of Summer (June 29-30 and July 6-7). Video#3 —- Moxley ManorPhoto courtesy of Richard Alvarado.Where: 510 Harwood Road, Bedford, Texas 76021Cost: Admission: $23 General Admission, $35 Fast Pass AdmissionDates of operation: Oct. 6-8, 13-15, 19-22, 26-31Heed this warning thrill-seeking enthusiast, this year’s Moxley Manor attraction is unlike anything you have ever experienced. This spooky manor houses not only one, but two haunted houses to please any and all horror aficionados. The Moxley Manor experience is loosely based on a true story from the 1950’s where a family was brutally murdered inside the residence. Although visitors will not walk through the original mansion itself due to safety reasons, many of the events which occurred that night have been recreated to terrorize any who enter this haunted house. Richard Alvarado, the owner of the Moxley Manor haunted house, said this year’s experience is a unique and exhilarating one.“The mix of movie quality sets, animatronics and props, as well as the artwork of a world famous 3D artist, makes this year’s haunted house up to par with some of the countries top rated haunted houses,” said Alvarado.There is a new attraction for the 2017 season: Top Terror. This Clown inspired haunted house is the second haunted house offered in the Moxley Manor experience, but the first of its kind in the DFW Area to be 3D animated.When asked what sets his haunted house apart from others around the Dallas and Fort Worth Area, Alvarado said it was their chainsaw-wielding clowns.Moxley Manor was recently voted one of Texas best fright find in the 2017 top haunted houses and has been featured in films such as “The Houses That October Built.”Video#4 — Dan’s Haunted HouseWhere: 501 E. Swisher Rd. Lake Dallas, TX. 75065 Photo courtesy of Steele Photography and Dan’s Haunted House.Cost: $20Dates of operation: Friday and Saturday, 8 pm- 11 pm, Sept. 22 – Oct 29If you find yourself avoiding haunted houses out of fear of clowns, zombies or chainsaws, Dan’s Haunted House is the place for you. This horror house is anything but typical and is the only Japanese-themed haunted attraction in the country. The theme for the 2017 Halloween season is called “Mokasatsu: Unkle Kreep’s Atomic Shadows.” Participants spend a night under the stars as they stroll through this unique, yet eerie, area Asian inspired attraction. This night is anything but beautiful as monsters such as the Terrifying Samurai, Frightening Spirits, Ghostly Yōkai and Sinister Japanese Demons hide within every dark shadow. The ancient Japanese Demons and its location in the middle of the woods are not the only factors that set this haunted house apart from its competition, said the owner of Dan’s Haunted House, Dan Baker. “We do not take ourselves seriously. If you have watched any of our promotion videos, most of them are silly and crazy,” said Baker. “At this haunted house, we hit them with things no one has ever seen before. That freaks people out for sure.”With their slogan “fear is everything,” it is no doubt that Dan’s Haunted house will convince you the customary grit and gore is not always needed for a petrifying night.Video#5 — The Dark Path Haunted Trail Where: 2686 Old Alton Rd, Denton, TX 76210.Costs: $20 per person Photo courtesy of The Dark Path Haunt.Dates of operation: Oct. 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 27-28, If you were enticed by the idea of a moonlit and morbid experience, but yearn for the roar of a chainsaw, The Dark Path Haunted Trail is the place of your dreams — or nightmares. This trail, which is located on four acres of a sinister forest, is advertised as one of the most authentic and unnerving adventures one could have.The area surrounding The Dark Path has been home to various murders, suicides, disappearances, séances, ghost sighting and paranormal investigations since 1938, according to The Dark Path’s website.Equipped with nothing more than a dimly lit lantern and your courageous soul, the Dark Path beckons one and all to attempt to wander down its trail. Video Flu activity remains high in Texas Linkedin Language barriers remain in TCU’s alert system
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News National court judge José Maria Vázquez Honrubia found Torres and Fontdevilla guilty under article 491.1 of the criminal code, which punishes “insulting the king or any of his ancestors or descendants.” The crime carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison, but the prosecutor limited himself to requesting fines of 6,000 euros.The cartoon, which the court deemed to be “objectively insulting,” was prompted by a government decision to award 2,500 euros to the parents of every new-born baby. It had Felipe saying to Letizia: “Just imagine if you end up pregnant. This will be the closest thing to work I’ve ever done in my life.”Torres and Fontdevilla said they did not understand the verdict. Their lawyer, Jordi Plana, said they intended to appeal and, if necessary, would take the case to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.The offending issue of El Jueves was confiscated on the order of judge Juan del Olmo on 20 July. April 27, 2021 Find out more November 14, 2007 – Updated on January 20, 2016 Court’s decision to convict cartoonists “reopens debate on free expression in Spain” RSF_en June 2, 2021 Find out more Organisation Receive email alerts Two Spanish journalists killed in eastern Burkina Faso News RSF and 60 other organisations call for an EU anti-SLAPP directive SpainEurope – Central Asia News SpainEurope – Central Asia Help by sharing this information to go further Use the Digital Services Act to make democracy prevail over platform interests, RSF tells EU Reporters Without Borders condemns yesterday’s conviction of two cartoonists on charges of insulting the Spanish crown in a front-page cartoon in the weekly El Jueves last July that showed Crown Prince Felipe having sex with his wife, Princess Letizia. The court fined cartoonists Guillermo Torres and Mantel Fontdevilla 3,000 euros each.“The conviction of these two journalists by the national court reopens the debate about free expression in Spain,” Reporters Without Borders said. “The legislation on crimes against the crown must be urgently revised to adapt it to the information society. Meanwhile, we hope the journalists’ appeal to the supreme court is successful.” News Follow the news on Spain December 2, 2020 Find out more