By Monsurudeen Olowoopejo The Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency (LASCOPA) has shut down a shopping mart, Chiffy supermarket, for selling expired household products including toothpaste
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Nigeria’s public debt rises to N46.25trn – DMO
The Debt Management Office, on Thursday, revealed that Nigeria’s total public debt stock increased to N46.25 trillion or $103.11 billion in the fourth quarter of
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie loses 16-year-old son
Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie, reportedly lost his first son, Kambilichukwu Edochie, on Thursday morning. The son died two months after Edochie celebrated his 16th birthday
Abuja scavenger bags 21 months imprisonment for stealing Mp3 speaker
An Area Court in Abuja on Thursday sentenced a scavenger, Sulieman Abubakar, to 21 months imprisonment for stealing an Mp3 speaker worth N5,000. The police
Seychelles Court remands Nigerian woman for cocaine trafficking
The Seychelles Supreme Court has remanded a Nigerian woman on conspiracy to import and traffic an illicit drug. According to the Seychelles news agency on
Domestic airfares rose by 66.4% in one year – NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics has stated that domestic air transport fares rose by 66.36 per cent in one year. In its latest report titled,
Nigeria Air will fly before May 29 – FG
Despite controversies surrounding the establishment of the national carrier, Nigeria Air, the Federal Government through the Ministry of Aviation has revealed that local and international
INEC used 3rd party device to switch results for Tinubu — Atiku
Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, has accused the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, of installing a third-party device he said was
David Cameron loses brother,Alexander
Barrister Alexander Cameron, brother to former United Kingdom’s Prime Minister, David Cameron, is dead. Alexander died aged 59 after battling cancer since 2020. Before his
NLC protests: CBN to flood banks with old naira notes
The Central Bank of Nigeria has finally concluded plans to release all N1,000, N500 and N200 notes in its custody to Deposit Money Banks. This
