Author: Esther Aye

Aye Esther is a news reporter and writer at News VEO. She covers occurrences in the political space and the world of finance.

Following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) announcement that it has cleared all foreign airlines verified foreign exchange backlogs, travel agencies operating under the auspices of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) have called on airline operators in Nigeria to lower the prices of flight tickets. NANTA declared its stance on Wednesday, cautioning these airlines—especially the international airlines—to promptly modify the cost of their aircraft tickets or risk severe penalties if they don’t. The pressure group hailed CBN’s strategic involvement, highlighting its collaboration with the International Air Traffic Agencies (IATA) to free up funds stuck in the air,…

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With goalie Stanley Nwabili back in training, the Super Eagles of Nigeria get an injury boost going into their quarterfinal matchup against Angola. Before the match against Angola, questions had been raised regarding the Chippa United goalie’s health following an injury sustained in the previous match against Cameroon. In the four games he has played in the ongoing AFCON tournament, the 27-year-old Super Eagles goalkeeper has been outstanding. He has only given up a goal once. During the team’s most recent practice, Stanley Nwabili was observed working with the goalkeeper trainer. This comes after a scan that was performed on…

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Nigerians have been advised by medical professionals not to take painkillers with carbonated beverages. They highlighted the risks involved and pointed out that water is still the most recommended liquid to take medications such as painkillers. The specialists further declared that alcohol and painkillers should not be used together since alcohol causes the body to release toxic metabolisms. After meeting with the Federal Ministry of Health, the Department of Food and Drug Services, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, and the Standards Organization of Nigeria in 2017 to address concerns regarding two carbonated drinks, the former…

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Nigeria is presently falling short of meeting the global target for sanitation under the Sustainable Development Goals, according to information released by the Federal Government on Tuesday. Additionally, it was mentioned that the nation loses almost $3 billion a year as a result of open defecation and the usage of unkempt or shared toilets. However, the government was making a lot of effort to address the issues that were brought to light, according to Prof. Joseph Utsev, Minister of Water Resources and Sanitation, who made this revelation in Abuja at the National Workshop on Safely Managed Sanitation. “Achievable by 2030,…

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The United Global Resolve for Peace (UGRFP) has issued an urgent request for the establishment of a regional anti-terrorism Task Force in response to the recent secession of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). UGRFP Chairman Shalom Olaseni said that a coordinated and well-thought-out response is imperative in light of the recent political upheavals and the ever-growing threat of terrorism in West Africa. It is unmistakably evidence that counterterrorism measures must be taken immediately and consistently. The establishment of an ECOWAS Anti-terrorism Task Force is now required, not an option. According to…

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Premier League powerhouse Arsenal has reached out to Napoli in Italy over a possible transfer for highly sought-after Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen. With 67 goals in 119 appearances across all competitions, the 25-year-old has made a name for himself as one of the most prolific attackers in Europe during his three and a half years with Napoli. Osimhen won the Golden Boot and led the Partenopei to their first Scudetto championship in thirty years last season with 26 goals in 32 Serie A games. In December, the Nigerian international, who is presently serving at the Africa Cup of Nations, signed…

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Despite the widespread belief that individuals with diabetes can only consume unripe plantains, endocrinologists have counseled patients fighting this degenerative illness to include carbohydrates in their diets. Examples of these include traditional foods like Garri, unpolished rice, and yam flour. Nonetheless, the medical professionals advised diabetics to watch how much they eat because cutting out carbohydrates could have unfavorable effects. The doctors clarified that in addition to being a significant source of energy, carbs also aid in blood sugar regulation. Diabetes, according to the World Health Organization, is a chronic metabolic condition marked by high blood glucose, often known as…

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Speaking at the current BusinessDay Solid Minerals conference in Abuja under the theme “Digging deeper: Diversifying Nigeria’s Economy for Wealth Creation,” Frank Aigbogun pointed out that the country’s reliance on crude oil must decrease in order for the solid minerals sector to prosper. The publisher continued by saying that in order to combat the threat of illicit mining, which has up to now prevented the industry from making a significant financial contribution to the country, the Federal Government must also show strong political resolve. According to him, a secured and conducive environment will entice investors lure investors into the industry,…

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In an effort to increase exports and foreign exchange inflows into Nigeria, the Nigerian Aviation Handling Corporation (NAHCO) Plc, a ground handling corporation with headquarters in Lagos, has opened an export packaging and processing center. Speaking at the function on Friday, NAHCO’s board chairman, Seinde Fadeni, stated that the company “values the support of the government to make the business environment less challenging” because it operates in the private sector. We now need to create a new objective because we have accomplished this. Our only request to the government on this occasion is that they be there for us should…

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Medical professionals have cautioned that the rising cost of eggs in Nigeria in recent months may have a detrimental effect on the physical and mental development of children under five. The experts bemoaned the possibility that families would find it challenging to give their kids enough nourishment to promote healthy growth and development because of the high price of eggs. They contend that eggs are a vital dietary item for young children. They supply essential nutrients for growth and development, such as protein, vitamins, and minerals. The Feed Industry Practitioner Association of Nigeria has issued a warning that the rising…

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