Five months ago, gst started investigating and calling out NAFDAC for failing to regulate harmful substances. We were doxxed, threatened, and eventually “invited” to a conference.
Then, instead of doing its job, NAFDAC launched a “campaign” telling consumers to protect themselves from the very products it is supposed to regulate.
They failed to regulate. We called them out. And their response was to shift the burden back onto Nigerians.
43yo influencer IGHO ‘TINY’ UBIRIBO DEAD after PENIS ENLARGEMENT PROCEDURE in THAILAND
40 MILLIMETRES OF HYALURONIC ACID injected — WENT TO MASSAGE, then PASSED OUT with CHEST PAIN
DOCTORS FOUGHT FOR 100 MINUTES with CPR but HE DIED
Moove is considering leaving Nigeria and handing around 3,000 drivers the keys to their cars even those who are still one or two years away from completing their payments.
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That is nothing, during covid UK was having a meeting online. Malawi insisted to go physically. They were allowed 6 people. The six people were the president, his wife, daughters and son-inlaws.
Meanwhile, someone somewhere is listening to, "Doggy pose, I give hеr yakata. Pakuromo give am abara. For yansh, wallahi, you do the stanky leg. I shoot, e die, e turn to cadaver..."
Preference is a valid, yet funny concept.
If she is married now, you have shown her husband disrespect by posting her face.
Your story didn't need the picture.
Stop thinking about another man's wife and sharing your thoughts on SM.
...summon a ride on demand is the ultimate question, although in a city where traffic is the only certainty, advance planning might be exactly what works.
Shuttlers has struck while the iron is hot, launching a new scheduled car service (with both shared & private options) to fill the uber void
Whether Lagos commuters, still adjusting to life without uber, will embrace a service that asks them to plan ahead rather than...👇
Barely days after Uber shut down its operations in Nigeria, a local mobility company launched a service that looks a lot like what Uber left behind, but with a twist.
Shuttlers, the technology-enabled shared mobility platform known for its bus service, announced the launch of Shuttlers Pod today
It's a scheduled car service that matches three to four riders travelling the same route, picking each up from their doorstep and dropping them at their exact destination, although there's also the option to book privately.
https://t.co/LczY6Q76wB
Barely days after Uber shut down its operations in Nigeria, a local mobility company launched a service that looks a lot like what Uber left behind, but with a twist.
Shuttlers, the technology-enabled shared mobility platform known for its bus service, announced the launch of Shuttlers Pod today
It's a scheduled car service that matches three to four riders travelling the same route, picking each up from their doorstep and dropping them at their exact destination, although there's also the option to book privately.
https://t.co/LczY6Q76wB