Andrew Ojiezel

Pensioners receiving N70,000 or less a month are now eligible to register for PenCom’s new free healthcare initiative (PenCare) pilot scheme, the National

The business of buying and reselling used furniture can yield quick returns, especially when investors have access to a good sales outlet and a steady customer base.

In a bid to boost the quality of life of police retirees, the National Pension Commission (PENCOM) is seeking to enhance retirement benefits of Nigerian Police Officers under the contributory pension scheme.

Lagos State government on Monday said it is working to end epileptic power supply in the state, saying it has an ambitious roadmap to end epileptic

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria (CIPM), has reaffirmed its statutory mandate and growing global relevance as it inducted over 1,500 new members during its landmark 70th Induction Ceremony held recently in Ikeja, Lagos.

The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) has said the sanctions it imposed on 25 members are aimed at safeguarding workers' rights and deterring indiscipline within the movement.

With the cost of rams soaring ahead of the 2026 Sallah celebration, a lucrative investment frontier is opening up in the livestock feed sector. To command premium prices from eager buyers, traders and livestock dealers, eager to maximise profit margins, are aggressively sourcing specialised feeds to fatten their animals rapidly for a high-demand market.

Lagos State government has stressed the need for more collaboration with the Organised Private Sector (OPS) to actualise sustainable, nutritious food production.

Ajaero stated that majority of Nigerians were bleeding under the weight of neoliberal policies which fortunately had been widely acknowledged by leaders.

“We were indeed informed by our suppliers about the planned enforcement by NAFDAC, but the development only made the suppliers increase prices,” she said.