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Governor Umo Eno is commended by BlossomNigeria for taking the initiative to assist traders in the State. All traders in Akwa Ibom State now have access to an interest-free credit program worth 1.5 billion naira, as part of efforts to reduce the nation's growing commodity costs. The plan sets up 500 million naira for traders in each of the...
BlossomNigeria recognises the effort of the Dangote Foundation in easing the harsh economic conditions of some vulnerable Lagosians. Dangote Foundation has reached out to vulnerable Lagos households, donating 80,000 bags of rice for more support. The Lagos State Government received the bags of 10 kilogrammes of rice, to bolster its interventions aimed at reducing the current hardship on vulnerable...
Insight101 with CC Francis (#696) There are no super-humans in this world. Weakness is a sign of the humanity in us. Nobody has it all, some have a little here and others a little there; that’s what binds us together to be inter-dependent on one another and ask for what we don’t have and give out what we have. So,...
The presidential candidate of the APC, Bola Tinubu, has once again appealed to Nigerians to remain calm as the government and relevant agencies continue to work out solutions to the scarcity of fuel and naira notes in the country. Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday, Mr Tinubu said he sympathised with the people, especially the downtrodden,...
Every successful person has a painful story, so never give up. A school bell that sounds as a disturbance at 8:am also sounds interesting at 2:pm... is just a matter of time..so Don't envy anyone. Not everyone walking fast has an appointment. Some have running stomach! If a rose smells better than tomatoes, It doesn't mean the rose can make...
The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS and the National Environmental Standards and Regulations Agency, NESREA, have supervised the repatriation of four container loads of e-waste shipped into the country in the last one year. E-waste, a popular, informal name for electronic products nearing the end of their “useful life” have been a regular feature in the electronics market in Nigeria. Computers, televisions sets, VCRs,...