Online to offline trading platforms like Jumia, Alibaba, Amazon, etc always display goods and prices on their platforms for buyers to see and place orders, but the case is not the same with the Dolly Mall.
Victim reluctance, lengthy trials and out-of-court settlements impede the path to justice.
Few weeks ago, Nigerian media witnessed a buzz as Dangote Refinery finally launched its operation. Not many noticed it is the Dangote Group’s successful attempt to dominate the energy sector.
The central bank hopes that allowing the naira to find its true value will stimulate economic activity and attract foreign capital.
Many reforms await a president who lacks widespread popularity. Tinubu assumed the presidency with only 36% of the vote, an unprecedented scenario in the Fourth Republic. When the majority refused to cast their ballot in his favor, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has little or no room for a honeymoon.
The curfew banned the operations of tricycles or Keke NAPEP and has affected the economy and livelihoods of the people, especially those who depend on them for transportation and income.
The impact of desertification is multifaceted. As land productivity declines, agricultural output falters, leading to food shortages and heightened competition for scarce resources.
Private schools have been instrumental in providing education for many children, and keeping the population at the government schools moderate. However, if private schools respond to the tax policies with tuition fee increments, thousands of students would be chased away from schools. The consequence is overcrowded public schools and pupils who might be discouraged and drop out of school.
The construction of Utako District Hospital started almost two decades ago and was never completed. The site of the Utako District Hospital complex — a 220-bed hospital — is beside Utako Village on Ajose Adeogun Street. It has been abandoned for more than 15 years by successive Federal Capital Territory administrations.
Many Nigerian youths trusted the government when introducing policies to lift people out of poverty. But a few years after the implementation, they have started feeling the adverse effects of government intervention in the economy.
Many Nigerian doctors travel abroad to work and come back home with wealth and experience. They help establish private hospitals that meet international standards. The lawmakers want to stop all that.
On the day the world was celebrating World Press Freedom Day, the Nigerian police detained a journalist calling out against the force’s brutality in Ikeja, Lagos State.
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