SON Confiscates Fake Electric Cables Worth over N30m in Ekiti The Standards Organisation of Nigeria confiscated fake electrical cables and wires worth N30.5m during the raid of some major markets on Tuesday in Ekiti State. The SON said it carried out the raid after an intelligence...

Nigeria-UK Trade Worth £7bn, Says British Envoy Richard Montgomery, the British high commissioner to Nigeria, says trade relations between Nigeria and the United Kingdom (UK) are about £7 billion. Montgomery spoke in an interview with NAN in Abuja on Sunday. He said Nigeria and the UK signed...

NAFDAC and SON, Because of God!  By Leah Nickaf, It is worrisome that Nigerian markets are still flooded with uncertified, unregistered and harmful products, regularly used by teeming citizens, which are taking a heavy toll on the health and wellbeing of the populace. I am referring to...

Group Calls for Ban of Imported Energy Drinks as Nigeria Losses N104B Yearly A consumer rights protection group, Concerned Consumers (CC) has said that Nigeria loses an estimated N104 billion annually to the importation of Energy drinks. While calling for the ban, the group added that...

Nigerians Purchase One Million air Conditioners Yearly - UN The Federal Government has warned that Nigeria will not be a dumping ground for air conditioners and refrigerators with energy efficiency ratio that are below internationally acceptable minimum energy performance standard. This came as the United Nations...

Dangote, SON Insist On Quality, Standard Materials To Prevent Building Collapse The Standards Organisation of Nigeria has sensitised  block moulders and artisans nationwide to adhere strictly to quality and shun acts that could compromise the standard of their products. They also learned how to detect...