The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Sunday 4th September 2022
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 04/09/22
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NCC, ARCON, others laud initiators of Consumers Value Awards
In what can be described as an approval of the initiative of Consumers Value Broadcasting Limited, the four regulators in attendance at the maiden edition of the Consumers Value Awards remarked that the award is a commendable programme that will enhance the conversation of the consumers within the eco-system. Firing the first salvo, Professor Umar
BREAKING: Workers trapped as building collapses in Lagos
At least six persons including artisans have been confirmed trapped after a seven-storey building collapsed in Lagos. The incident occurred Sunday morning at Oba Idowu Oniru Street by Ave Maria Hospital, near Sandfield Bus Stop, Lekki. The collapsed building was said to be under construction when it collapsed. It was not immediately clear the cause
How insider abuse affects bank customers’ deposits
Customers of money deposit banks have continued to rue their experience with regards to the safety of their deposits which have gone missing under questionable circumstances in recent times. Jill Okeke examines the issues The numbers of bank customers who have lost their hard-earned savings have been on the increase no thanks to bank frauds linked to
Beware! Adulterated vegetable oil unhealthy for you
High cholesterol fat in vegetable oil has been a recurring cause of heart failures and other health complications, a development which has continued to raise concerns amongst medical personnel. When you compare consumer buying behaviour these days which tend to give premium to quantity as against quality, one is tempted to ask if healthy living
VerifyMe unveils new digital ID for customers
Leading identity verification and e-KYC technology company, VerifyMe Nigeria, has unveiled QoreID, a dedicated digital identity, and analytics solution for B2B. QoreID will provide API infrastructure and data services that connect businesses to people and their information across Africa and remain a VerifyMe Nigeria company. Targeted at the medium and enterprise business segment, QoreID provides
Firm offers free lie detector test to public officers
Ahead of the 2023 general election, Nigeria’s premier polygraph company, Hogan Polygraph & Investigations Limited, has hinted of plans to offer free lie detector test to all prospective individuals seeking public office including presidential and gubernatorial candidates respectively. Speaking at a press briefing during recently, the Group CEO of Hogan Organisation, Paul Ibirogba emphasised that
Obadimu resumes as DG of NACCIMA
Bola Obadimu has been named the new Director-General of the National Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NACCIMA) effective from 1st September 2022. Before this appointment, he was the Director-General at the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC). With a rich background in management of membership-based institutions generally and Chambers of Commerce in
DataPro: persistent inflation may erode banks’ fortunes
Nigeria’s frontline technology-driven credit rating agency, DataPro has expressed fears that the future of banks and other financial institutions seem bleak if key fundamentals are anything to go by. In its latest report “Nigeria’s credit outlook” made available to The Nation, the agency observed that though 2022 began with a largely positive credit momentum, reflecting favorable
Day MTN Partners feted Adebiyi
For erstwhile staff of MTN Nigeria, Adekunle Adebiyi, working at the telecoms giant has attracted a lot of positives to him more than anything else, in the course of his career. The immediate past Chief Sales and Distribution Officer of MTN Nigeria spoke recently when he was hosted by MTN Partners, a body of distributors
How CBN policy affects cargo shipment, — experts
Experts have blamed the dwindling fortunes of the nation’s maritime sector on inconsistencies of government policies, noting that some policy reversal has become inevitable to turn the tide. Tom Igho, a clearing and forwarding agent in Tin-Can Island said the nation’s quest to achieve 24-hours cargo throughput was still a mirage because some policies have
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