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…
As artificial intelligence reshapes industries and economies across the globe, a new generation of African entrepreneurs is positioning the continent to play a meaningful…
A six-month Consumer News investigation into banking charges, telecom surcharges, and utility billing reveals a systematic pattern of…
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has upgraded the licenses of major FinTech companies and Microfinance Banks, including…
In many developed economies, credit scores have long been a crucial part of financial systems, influencing everything from…
Austrian police have found rat poison in a baby food jar in a probe that has seen the…
Popular ice cream maker Loard’s has issued a voluntary recall of more than 40 products after they were…
Audi has unveiled what it touts as “the fastest and most powerful production vehicle in the brand’s history”…
Bang & Olufsen is celebrating its 100 birthday with, well, a bang. The audio giant just unveiled five…
China has moved to block Meta Inc.’s planned $2 billion acquisition of agentic AI startup Manus, in a…
Austrian police have found rat poison in a baby food jar in a probe that has seen the…
For most common conditions, generic medications are chemically identical to branded versions and cost a fraction of the…
Independent laboratory tests on 30 popular supplement products sold across Lagos markets reveal alarming inconsistencies between what is…
It seems that it’s not just the angels who are thirsty for their share of whiskey—criminal enterprises are…
A small-scale grocery seller from Plateau State, Ejiofor Akujieze, has emerged the grand prize winner of ₦5 million in the…
Palm oil retail prices have increased by 62 per cent in twelve months. The Consumer News investigates whether…
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.
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…