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Amid the growing ban of styrofoam and single use plastic in parts of Nigeria due to its severe environmental pollution, Ogun State has been caught in-between. DAILY POST reports that neighboring Lagos and Oyo states moved to âgreenâ their economies through this ban. Recall that in January 2024, Lagos State Government caught many by surprise [âŚ] Styrofoam ban in Lagos, Oyo puts Ogun on edge
The rapper "started feeling very ill" mid-way through the show in New York, her representative told US media.
Czechia had earlier beaten Ireland on penalties in the semifinals, while Denmark defeated North Macedonia 4-0 to reach the final.
Turkiye defeated Kosovo 1-0 in Pristina to end a 24-year wait, qualifying for their first World Cup since 2002.
Grain and oilseed prices fell as traders focused on whether the Iran war could end soon.
OSL Group CFO Ivan Wong says the companyâs longâterm goal is to build nextâgeneration financial infrastructure for stablecoins. Speaking on Bloomberg's "The China Show,â Wong says sentiment in the digital asset sector remains strong, pointing to robust trading momentum in the first quarter. (Source: Bloomberg)
Analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence have sifted through thousands of publicly traded companies to highlight a select few worthy of investorsâ attention.
As Nigeria experiences a severe Lassa fever season, the World Health Organisation (WHO) notes that laboratory testing is required to confirm Lassa fever, as clinical symptoms alone are insufficient due to overlap with other diseases. The post Misdiagnosed as Malaria: The hidden cost of delayed Lassa Fever detection in Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
⢠Market size of African banks now around $107 billion, says report â˘Fintechs tighten competition, scale rapidly, rival banks â˘Continentâs banks lead global profitability despite currency pressures Emmanuel Addeh in
James Emejo in Abuja Former Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, has established a new platform, Nidacity, to equip Nigeriaâs entrepreneurs â particularly young and female founders â with the
â˘Pressure mounts on INEC to destabilise ADC, says leadership ⢠Plan to cancel credible opposition, make APC only option wonât be allowed, says group Chuks Okocha and Adedayo Akinwale in
Macquarie University Lecturer Mariam Farida says she sees Iran being able to claim the 'narrative war' quite successfully. She speaks with Haslinda Amin on "Insight with Haslinda Amin." (Source: Bloomberg)
