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Food prices soar as northern traders, unions divert crops
1 day ago
Features
Prices of fresh produce and food grains have skyrocketed in the southern states as traders from the north have been restrained from moving produce southwards.
200 traders, artisans get lawmaker’s support in Lagos
4 Jan
Nigeria
Determined to reduce poverty level in his constituency, especially during the economic recession occasioned by the COVID-19, a lawmaker representing Oshodi/Isolo Constituency II at the House of Representatives
Nigerian traders in Ghana seek FG’s support to end ordeal
23 Aug 2020
Nigeria
The Nigeria Union of Traders in Ghana (NUTAG) has urged the Federal Government to take urgent steps to end the ordeal of Nigerian traders doing business
Two feared dead as tanker explodes in Ibadan
9 May 2020
Nigeria
Two persons were yesterday feared dead at Moniya area of Ibadan, Akinyele Local Government of the state, as a fuel-laden tanker went up in flames leaving several shops and vehicles completely razed by fire.
DR Congo army kills eastern rebel chief
27 Mar 2020
World
The Democratic Republic of Congo military has killed a rebel commander accused of a massacre of dozens of civilians in the restive eastern province
Lagos gives traders one week to remove illegal structures
2 Mar 2020
Nigeria
Lagos State government yesterday restated its commitment to the regeneration of Lagos Island Central Business District, giving traders and business owners one week to remove all illegal extensions
Militia kills 24 people in northeastern DR Congo
29 Feb 2020
World
Militia fighters in the Democratic Republic of Congo killed 24 people and injured 12 others, local officials said Saturday, the latest attack in the restive northeastern province
Pandemonium as police shoot two traders in Ogun
21 Feb 2020
Nigeria
Pandemonium broke out yesterday in Abeokuta, Ogun State capital after operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) shot two Hausa traders at the popular Olomore food market. It took the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Criminal Investigations Department, Abass and the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of operations, Edward Ajogun, to quell…
Traders advocate for filth-free Ladipo market
21 Feb 2020
Nigeria
Traders at the Ladipo auto spare parts market, Mushin, Lagos State, yesterday embarked on a massive cleaning exercise as part of efforts to rid the market of filth and pollution.
Ohanaeze youth leader alleges kidnap of 300 Igbo traders
3 Feb 2020
Nigeria
The youth wing of Ohanaeze Ndigbo has claimed that about 300 Igbo traders have been kidnapped in the northern part of the country.
Amid losses, Sub-regional traders weigh options as border closure enters new year
4 Jan 2020
Saturday Magazine
The New Year 2020 comes with fresh hopes, but regional traders across the West African corridor are looking at chances of having a renewed border policy
Livestock farmers alerted on Charcoal Anthrax Disease
29 Dec 2019
Features
Livestock farmers, owners, butchers, traders, and consumers have been placed on red alert, especially this festive season, on the prevalence of Charcoal Anthrax disease
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