Bad roads driving food inflation, says LCFE boss
The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Lagos Commodities and Futures Exchange, Mr Akin Akeredolu-Ale, has identified, bad roads and a poor turnaround time for commodities
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LEGO BLOCKS BLOCKING FACES
In many countries there is a presumption of innocence until proven guilty so often a suspect’s face is blurred, however the police in Murrieta outside
Govt may allow customers acquire meters from any manufacturer – Adelabu
In a bid to hasten up the metering programme of the Federal Government, the Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has said customers may be allowed
SIM-NIN: Subscribers kick against Friday deadline, demand extension
The National Association of Telecommunications Subscribers has requested that the Nigerian Communications Commission extend the deadline scheduled for the disconnection of telephone lines not linked
At iREP, ‘Righting the Future’ Through Hope, Resilience
Vanessa Obioha Echoes of hope and resilience reverberated throughout the four days of the i-Represent International Documentary Film Festival (iREP) held in Lagos, against the
Tinubu’s 50-member emergency teams get six months to rescue economy
President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday established a 31-man Presidential Economic Coordination Council comprising himself, the Vice President, Senate President and the Chairman of the Nigerian
Panel sues for peace over fish death at Epe pond
The Mineral Resources and Environmental Management Committee has urged Epe fish farmers and a dredging firm located at that axis, Renecon Limited, to embrace peace
Aisha Cares Empowers Young Nigerian Women with Inaugural ‘The Bridge’
The newly launched Aisha Cares, a nonprofit organisation committed to women empowerment and advocacy, held the inaugural edition of The Bridge on March 21, 2024.
Emotions high as Uba Sani Reunites Kuriga Students with Families
Emotions were very high in Kaduna on Wednesday, as Governor Uba Sani finally reunited Kuriga students with their families at a well-attended event on Katuru
Terminal operator awards scholarship to 50 Rivers indigenes
The West Africa Container Terminal has awarded scholarships to 50 beneficiaries under its annual scholarship scheme. According to the terminal operator, in a statement on