Business News Roundup From April 8-April 14, 2023

Welcome to the AllNews roundup of the 5 Latest Business News that made the round last week.

Easter Celebration: FCT Residents Lament High Cost Of Food Items

Some residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have lamented the continuous increase in the prices of food items.

The residents who spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Abuja noted that they are unable to adequately stock their homes for the festive season season. Read more here.

Kano: Marketers Express Concern Over Importation Of Bad Apples

Apple marketers in Kano State have shown concern over the importation of bad apples into the country by some accredited importers.

Alhaji Ado Yusuf, the leader of apple marketers in Kano who spoke with Daily Trust on behalf of the marketers disclosed that the marketers have noticed that since 2017, importers of apples into the country have been bringing in bad ones to the detriment of consumers and business operators. Read more here.

SON Awards MANCAP Certificate To Seven Businesses In Kaduna

Seven businesses in Kaduna state received certificates of Mandatory Conformity Assessment Programme (MANCAP) from the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), on Wednesday

MANCAP is a mandatory product certification scheme put in place by SON to ensure that all locally manufactured products conform to the relevant Nigerian industrial standards before they are presented for sale or exported. Read more here.

Easter: FCT Residents Express Happiness For Surviving Cash Crunch, Recount Ordeal

Some residents of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have used the occasion of Easter to express their happiness by thanking God for surviving the cash crunch caused by the Naira redesign policy.

The residents who spoke in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday said they are grateful to God for being alive to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Read more here.

Pension Group Reacts To PenCom Allegations

Association of Pension Desk Practitioners of Nigeria (ASSOPEP) on Tuesday denied an allegation by the National Pension Commission (PenCom) that it was parading itself as a pension consultant.

Nelson Bassey, Head of Administration, ASSOPE, made this known in a statement made available to newsmen in Lagos. Read more here.

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