TUC/NLC Relaxes Nationwide Strike
After the joint national executive council meeting of the unions, the TUC/NLC has approved to relax the industrial action for one week with immediate effect.… Read More »TUC/NLC Relaxes Nationwide Strike
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Nigeria Reverts To Old National Anthem
The old national anthem ‘Nigeria, we hail thee’ which was composed by Lillian Jean Williams in 1959 and was adopted when we gained independence on… Read More »Nigeria Reverts To Old National Anthem
Over 20,000 Residents To Benefit From Free Medical Outreach
The Lagos State Government has announced plans to establish the Lagos State Essential Medicines Agency (LSEMA) to ensure seamless management and distribution of essential medicines… Read More »Over 20,000 Residents To Benefit From Free Medical Outreach
Dstv, GOtv Increase Rates, Ignore Court Order
Multichoice Nigeria, despite the recent court order prohibiting the company from increasing it’s rates, have gone ahead to make an upward adjustment to it’s DSTV… Read More »Dstv, GOtv Increase Rates, Ignore Court Order
Outside Amuwo: Many Feared Dead as Explosion rocks Neighboring Community
The Ajeromi area neighboring Amuwo Odofin encountered heavy pandemonium on Tuesday, the 30th of April, as they witnessed a large gas explosion that rocked their… Read More »Outside Amuwo: Many Feared Dead as Explosion rocks Neighboring Community
Civil Servants in Amuwo Get Workers Day Gift – FG
Civil servants across the country received good news, as the Federal Government has approved a salary increase of between 25% and 35%, on the 30th… Read More »Civil Servants in Amuwo Get Workers Day Gift – FG
EFCC Defends Naira, Warns Nigerians
In the continuous bid to defend Naira against other currencies such as the Dollar , The EFCC Economic Financial crimes Commission has warned establishments and… Read More »EFCC Defends Naira, Warns Nigerians
Wahala: Supermarkets Risk Closure in Amuwo
Supermarkets and grocery stores in Amuwo-Odofin LGA risk being in trouble with the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency, LASCOPA.
Millions of Nigerians, Others Get Internet Disruption
March 14th 2024 had millions of telecommunications users, subscribers and even bank users lament and complaint of paralyzed service and for many disconnection.
News reaching Festaconline media according to Bloomberg that the West Africa Cable System, MainOne and ACE sea cables — arteries for telecommunications data — were all affected on Thursday.
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Lagos Looks Forward To Seemless Commuting
Sometime last year, we recall the Lagos State Government unveiled it’s first set of public electronic vehicles -Bus Rapid Transit- to ease movement for commuters… Read More »Lagos Looks Forward To Seemless Commuting
Lagosians Breakout In Protest
As has been seen over the weeks, the current situation of the country has forced the hands of its citizens to gather in their numbers… Read More »Lagosians Breakout In Protest
Group Targets 25% Reduction in malaria cases in Festac
The International ROTARY club as part of its interventions to improve the health of pregnant women and children in Nigeria, has set out to battle heavily… Read More »Group Targets 25% Reduction in malaria cases in Festac
One Day Strike Called Off: NARTO
Nigeria’s fuel tanker drivers opted to begin a strike on Monday over rising operational costs due to the recent devaluation of the naira within a… Read More »One Day Strike Called Off: NARTO
Residential Building Businesses On Fire: See Why
A 30-day notice has been issued by the Lagos State Government to owners of residential buildings that have been illegally converted to Churches, mosques, lounges,… Read More »Residential Building Businesses On Fire: See Why
Food Lovers, Braceup!, New Ban on Foodpacks, See Details
Food lovers and food vendors in Lagos state have been hit with a new policy that might affect both consumers and distributors. The state government, on Sunday, t placed a ban on the usage and distribution of styrofoam and other single-use plastics in the State.