Riders, Passengers Risk Three Years Imprisonment As Okada Ban Commences Today, LASG Warns
The Lagos State Government has restated its warning that okada riders and passengers found culpable of operating in certain
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Nigerians Drink Beer Worth N599.11 Billion in 6 Months
Nigerians drink beer worth N599.11 billion in six months running from January to June 2022, according to the first
Read moreAPCON Changes Name To ARCON, Bans Use Of Foreign Models, V.O Artists
Nigeria’s apex regulatory body for the integrated marketing communications industry, the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) has announced
Read moreLasaco Assurance Records N13.3bn Premium Income For 2021
Lasaco Assurance plc says it recorded a gross premium income of N13.3 billion in the year 2021, representing a
Read moreNAJA Chairman Appointed Into 2022 EQUIP AUTO Paris Automotive Jury
Chairman of Nigeria Auto Journalists Association (NAJA) and multiple award winner, Mike Ochonma, has been selected among the select
Read moreNADDC’s Multi-billion Naira Property, Equipment Wasting Away Nationwide- Says Ex-Boss
Several billions of naira invested by the Federal Government in acquiring massive land and equipment for automotive projects may
Read moreLIRS Launches Whistle-Blower Initiative Friday, August 5
The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) is set to launch its Whistle-Blower initiative, a state-wide project, introduced to
Read morePay Urgent Attention To Precarious Situation Of Nigeria’s Automotive Sector -Jaiyesimi Urges FG
….as assembly plant workers force into after-sales and technicians With what stakeholders in the automotive sector are passing through
Read moreWema Bank Records Impressive Financial Performance In 2022 Half-Year Reports
Wema Bank Plc, pioneer of Africa’s first fully digital bank and one of Nigeria’s most resilient banks, has posted a
Read moreWeststar, Stallion, Toyota, CFAO Motors Support Auto Journalists Capacity Building Workshop Holding July 29
Weststar Associates Limited, Stallion Motors, Toyota Nigeria Limited and CFAO Motors have thrown their weight behind this year’s Nigeria
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