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How Nigerian airlines add up to 40% to your ticket price through hidden charges and baggage fees
A detailed analysis of domestic airline pricing reveals that the advertised fare is rarely the final price. We map every…
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Why Nigerian consumer protection law still has no teeth — and who is blocking reform
Despite a landmark 2021 legislative amendment, enforcement of consumer protection law remains piecemeal. The gap between what the law says and what consumers actually experience is widening dangerously.
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Hidden fees costing Nigerian households up to ₦180,000 a year — and most have no idea
A six-month Consumer News investigation into banking charges, telecom surcharges, and utility billing reveals a systematic pattern of undisclosed costs…
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Why Web Summit Qatar Matters for African Startups and Creators
As Web Summit Qatar 2026 opens in Doha, the spotlight is firmly on how emerging markets are reshaping the global…
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Web Summit Qatar 2026 Opens in Doha, Drawing Global Tech Leaders
Web Summit Qatar 2026 opened in Doha on Sunday, bringing together tens of thousands of founders, investors, policymakers and technology…
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Anta Sports to buy 29% stake in Puma for $1.8 billion
China’s Anta Sports Products has agreed to buy a stake of about 29% in Puma for 1.5 billion euros ($1.8…
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Alibaba takes major step to link Taobao shopping to main AI app
Alibaba Group has linked its flagship online shopping and travel services to its AI app, taking its biggest step yet…
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Why Nigerian consumer protection law still has no teeth — and who is blocking reform
Despite a landmark 2021 legislative amendment, enforcement of consumer protection law remains piecemeal. The gap between what the law says and what consumers actually experience is widening dangerously.
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The real reason “Made in Nigeria” products still struggle to win consumer trust
Our own testing repeatedly shows that locally produced goods often match or exceed imports in quality. The problem is not quality — it is the ecosystem around quality…