Author: Citynews

Mouka, market leader in Nigeria’s sleep industry, salutes Muslim faithfuls across the nation in commemoration of Ramadan. The foremost company is partnering with the Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy to raise awareness for the importance of quality sleep as a bedrock for overall mental and physical health during the holy month. Dr. Usman Abba Ahmed, (PT), Ph.D., MNSP, the Vice President of the Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy shared his views on the importance of quality sleep during Ramadan. He said, “Having a good quality sleep during Ramadan fasting will make you healthy and productive during the daytime. Adults should strive to…

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…as CEO, Kayode Lawal highlights the indispensable contributions of women to societal progress, economic development Polaris Bank’s International Women’s Day (IWD) webinar themed: ‘Empowering Voices: Women Leading Change,’ offered a dynamic platform for insightful conversations. The 2024 International Women’s Day (IWD) theme “Inspire Inclusion,” recognizes that despite progress made, women face significant obstacles to achieve equal participation in the economy. Held on March 12, 2024, at the Bank’s Victoria Island, Lagos headquarters, the webinar featured a distinguished panel of experts who discussed various aspects of women’s empowerment and inclusivity. The event witnessed participation from customers and staff alike. The two guest…

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… as Glo 1 remains functional Agony of corporate and individual internet users in Nigeria which has lasted since Thursday is not about to end soon as latest reports indicate the service disruption may last for a further five weeks. One of the undersea cable companies affected by the service disruptions, MainOne, said in a statement on Friday evening that the situation might persist for two to three weeks for the problem to be fixed. It explained that investigations revealed that the fault came from an external incident that resulted in a cut on the submarine cable system in the…

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Telecommunications company, Globacom has launched a new offer aimed at giving its customers, particularly sports loving subscribers, a memorable experience on the network. Tagged Korrect Predict Lottery Service, Glo is offering all sports lovers on the network an opportunity to win fantastic cash prizes and free airtime, anytime they successfully predict the final outcomes of football matches played across the world. In a press statement in Lagos, Globacom said “The Sports Prediction Market has witnessed significant growth over the years, with a projected value of over $155 billion globally by 2024 and that, the growth is driven by the proliferation of smartphones, increase in online betting platforms,…

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A place in the semifinals of the oldest club football competition will be on the line when archrivals, Manchester United and Liverpool lock horns at Old Trafford on Sunday. The match will be broadcast live on GOtv. Casemiro’s late winner at the City Ground United gave United victory over Nottingham Forest in the Fifth Round, while Liverpool trounced Southampton 3-0 at Anfield courtesy of Jayden Danns’ brace and Lewis Koumas’ strike. Tune in SuperSport Premier League (ch 66) at 4:30pm to watch. The last FA Cup meeting between the two sides in 2021 ended 3-2 in United’s favour courtesy of Bruno Fernandes’…

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The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Adron Homes and Properties, Aare Adetola Emmanuel-King, has described the death of Olubadan, HIM Senator Oba Lekan Balogun Ali, Okunmade II, as a monumental loss to Yoruba Land, Ibadan Land and the traditional institution. Aare Adetola who is also the Aare Apesinola of Ibadan land has commiserated with a deceased family who joined his ancestors after two years of ascending the throne of his forefathers. Aare Adetola described Oba Balogun as an embodiment of peace and a rallying point for all Ibadan indigenes. His cosmopolitan nature and his exposure have helped place Ibadan…

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March is running out, meaning a window for a smart sporting deal is gradually closing. Sports are a big part of daily entertainment for us as Nigerians, and we are stepping into the climax period of the sporting season. With barely two weeks left in March, there’s still enough room to take advantage of the GOtv Step Up offer to enjoy the best sporting moments at home and on the go with GOtv Stream. So if you are on the GOtv Max or any of the lower packages, we’ve highlighted some sporting reasons to Step Up your package now: Premier…

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Renowned afrobeat sensation, David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, paid a courtesy visit to the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on Thursday in Abuja. Tunji-Ojo shared pictures from the visit on his X handle on Friday. In the caption accompanying the photos, the minister expressed delight at hosting the musician. He wrote, “I welcomed renowned afrobeat artiste David Adeleke, widely recognised as #davido, yesterday. “Davido, through his music, has continued to exemplify Nigeria’s cultural richness and talent on the global stage, and we are proud of him.” Credit: X | BTOofficial

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Mouka, Nigeria’s leading manufacturer of mattresses, pillows, and beddings, joins the World Sleep Society and other organizations to mark this year’s World Sleep Day (WSD) on 15th March. The award-winning company celebrates WSD annually to raise awareness of the importance of good sleep for a better life. The brand has been at the forefront of advocating a healthy sleep culture for Nigerians and delivering top-quality, ergonomic sleep solutions of global standards. Shedding light on this year’s theme, “Sleep Equity for Global Health”, the World Sleep Society is raising awareness for the importance of sleep as essential to health. They believe…

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Massive internet outages have been reported in Nigeria following damage to international undersea cables supplying the country with connectivity. Telecommunications companies and a number of banks which rely on the affected cables for internet services have been affected by the outage. According to reports, the damage affected major undersea cables near Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire and has led to internet downtime across West and South African countries. The undersea cables affected are the West Africa Cable System (WACS), the Africa Coast to Europe (ACE), MainOne, and SAT3. However, Glo 1, owned by Nigeria’s leading digital services company, Globacom, was not…

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