February 18, 2021 | ConsumerConnect

Consumers shouldn’t double-mask with disposable nose masks ─CDC

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Consumer Updates

*The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has offered some more details in recent guidance on do’s and don’ts of correct mask-wearing Isola Moses…

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Over 30 percent Nigerians have infertility problems: Gynecologist

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Consumer Updates

Prof. Abdulwahhed Olatinwo Photo: Highprofile.Com.Ng

*Abdulwaheed Olatinwo, a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, in an inaugural lecture highlights several means of assisting couples having infertility problems, as he discloses about…

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Mercedes-Benz recalls 231 A220, A35 AMG cars, BMW recalls 28 530i xDrives, 540i xDrives

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Complaints

Mercedes Benz CLA250 Car Photo: IzmoCars

*The child seat anchoring system missing an anchor bar Emmanuel Akosile | ConsumerConnect Mercedes-Benz USA (MBUSA) is recalling 231 model year 2021 A220, A35 AMG,…

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Soybeans scarcity, avian influenza crippling Nigeria’s poultry industry

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Complaints

Soybeans

*Stakeholders in the poultry business industry relate that several poultry farms are closing because of the high costs of feed, including soybeans in the country…

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Budget Office cautions Lagos against new taxes to meet budgetary target

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Consumer Updates

Mr. Ben Akabueze, Director-General, Budget Office of the Federation

*This is not a time for new taxes. There is only room to improve tax administration as we keep pushing to get everyone in the…

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Power outages as national grid system collapses in Nigeria

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Consumer Updates

*There has been a partial system collapse on the National Grid system interrupting power supply to most areas within electricity distribution companies’ networks across the…

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SIM Registration: Association laments, urges authorities to restore exercise as means of livelihood

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Complaints

A SIM Registration Centre in Abuja, FCT Photo: File

*The Association of SIM Registration of Nigeria is appealing to the Nigerian Government to bring back SIM registration, saying the source of livelihood of several…

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US will pay $200m to WHO by end of February ─Secretary of State

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Activations

United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken

*I’m pleased to confirm that by the end of the month, the United States intends to pay over $200 million in assessed and current obligations…

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NNPC assures consumers no increase in fuel price February

ConsumerConnect February 18, 2021 Consumer Updates

*The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation says no increment of the ex-depot price of petrol February 2021, urging the relevant regulatory authorities to monitor petroleum marketers’…

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Day: 18 February 2021

Consumers shouldn’t double-mask with disposable nose masks ─CDC

Over 30 percent Nigerians have infertility problems: Gynecologist

Mercedes-Benz recalls 231 A220, A35 AMG cars, BMW recalls 28 530i xDrives, 540i xDrives

Soybeans scarcity, avian influenza crippling Nigeria’s poultry industry

Budget Office cautions Lagos against new taxes to meet budgetary target

Power outages as national grid system collapses in Nigeria

SIM Registration: Association laments, urges authorities to restore exercise as means of livelihood

US will pay $200m to WHO by end of February ─Secretary of State

NNPC assures consumers no increase in fuel price February

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