Petrol Price Climbs to N955/Litre as Marketers and NNPCL Hike Rates
Retail outlets under the nameplate of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited effected an upward adjustment in the pump price of the Premium...
Value of Pension Assets Declines Due to Inflation, Naira Slide, and Other Pressures
Rising inflation at 33.5 per cent eroded pension asset values and retirees’ purchasing power last year, The Nation has learnt. Similarly, continued naira depreciation during...
Tinubu’s Electricity Act: Power Regulation Now Under Control of Seven States
Power sector operators and experts have raised concerns, expressed fears and projected opportunities as some states assumed responsibilities for regulating electricity markets within...
LG Electronics has entered into an agreement to supply its premium LG Signature laundry appliances to U.S. retail chain Lowe’s.
AI Features Optimize Performance, Strengthen LG’s Market Position LG Electronics announced on June 24 that it will start supplying its premium line LG Signature 29-inch...
LG Takes Center Stage in Global Sports Arenas With Next-Gen Digital Signage
From Iconic Football Stadiums in Europe to Legendary Baseball Parks in the U.S.,LG’s Advanced Display Technologies Are Redefining the Live Sports Experience SEOUL, June...
LG 4K TV: Redefining Home Entertainment with Intelligence, Comfort, and Care
In today’s digital era, televisions have evolved from simple broadcast receivers to powerful, multifunctional smart hubs. The modern 4K TV is expected to...
Following the clearance of a ₦180 billion debt by banks, MTN, Airtel, and other service providers will begin deducting USSD charges directly from users’ airtime
Nigerian telecom operators have officially begun migrating banks to a new billing system that allows customers to make short codes or Unstructured Supplementary...
LG Highlights Smart, Energy-Efficient Climate Solutions at Mega Clima 2025
At Mega Clima 2025, West Africa’s premier international HVAC exhibition held at Lagos’ Landmark Centre, LG Electronics is spotlighting its latest heating, ventilation,...
Nigerians Reduce their Internet Usage as Telecom Companies Implement a 50% Tariff Increase.
Nigeria’s telecommunications industry experienced a significant drop in internet users following a 50% increase in tariffs for voice, data, and SMS services introduced...
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