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Some Nigerian business owners act worse than Yahoo boys" Reality star Eriata Ese accuses Nigerian businesses of overpricing their products

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Some Nigerian business owners act worse than Yahoo boys" Reality star Eriata Ese accuses Nigerian businesses of overpricing their products

Eriata Ese has shared an observation about Nigerian businesses. 

The actress and Big Brother Naija star said that "some Nigerian business owners are worse than Yahoo boys". 

She went on to explain how she was charged N1.1m for removable veneers, only to later see it for $150 (about two hundred thousand naira) on a foreign website. 

She went on to share a post narrating another person's experience with Nigerian vendors who overcharge.

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Here are the top 10 high-paying remote jobs for UK residents:

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AI Engineer / Machine Learning Engineer
Salary Range: £55,000 – £169,000+
Role: Designing and optimizing AI models and automation workflows, increasingly in demand across healthcare and finance.
DevOps Engineer

Salary Range: £50,000 – £100,000+
Role: Bridging development and IT operations to automate processes, requiring expertise in Docker, Kubernetes, and Cloud (AWS).

Data Scientist
Salary Range: £42,500 – £80,000+
Role: Analysing large datasets to identify trends and guide business strategy using Python, R, and machine learning tools.

Software Developer / Architect (Backend/Frontend)
Salary Range: £50,000 – £100,000+
Role: Building and maintaining software solutions, web applications, and, at a senior level, defining company-wide technical roadmaps.

Senior Product Manager
Salary Range: £50,000 – £85,000+
Role: Driving software development from concept to launch, aligning technical execution with business goals.
Cybersecurity Analyst / Architect
Salary Range: £50,000 – £100,000+
Role: Protecting systems from hackers and managing digital infrastructure security.

Marketing Director / Senior Marketing Manager
Salary Range: £42,000 – £118,000
Role: Managing high-level campaigns, branding, and strategic growth, frequently in demand for fully remote work.

Commercial/Corporate Account Executive (Sales)
Salary Range: £45,000 – £100,000+ (base + commission)
Role: Managing B2B relationships, often in software (SaaS) or financial services.

Financial Analyst / Manager
Salary Range: £45,000 – £120,000+
Role: Analyzing investment trends, forecasting performance, and managing financial risk remotely.

UX/UI Product Designer
Salary Range: £40,000 – £70,000+
Role: Creating user-friendly, visually appealing interfaces for apps and websites.

Key Trends & Tips for UK Remote Job Seekers

Highest Paying Hubs: While remote, many high-paying roles are still benchmarked to London salaries.

Essential Skills: Proficiency in remote tools like Slack, Jira, and Zoom is mandatory.
Job Boards: Utilize sites like LinkedIn, Indeed, Reed, and specialized platforms such as NoDesk or remote-friendly company career pages (e.g., Monzo, GitLab).

Visa/Rights: Many roles explicitly state "UK Residents Only" or require existing right-to-work, though some companies offer sponsorship


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FG targets sachet water reduction

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The National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) says Nigeria consumes more than 2.5 billion litres of sachet water every year, produced by over 32,000 manufacturers nationwide, a trend it says has worsened plastic pollution across the country.

The Director-General of NESREA, Prof. Innocent Barikor, disclosed this on Tuesday in Abuja at the inception meeting of the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Child Project 11193, titled Circular Solutions to Plastic Pollution in Nigeria.

Barikor said the project is designed to reduce the consumption of plastic sachet water while ensuring that Nigerians continue to have access to safe and affordable drinking water. He described the meeting as a major step in Nigeria’s efforts to tackle the environmental and public health challenges posed by plastic pollution.

According to him, the widespread use of single-use plastic sachets has become both a convenience and a serious environmental burden. He noted that while sachet water has helped bridge gaps in access to potable water, it has also contributed to blocked drainage systems, flooding, ecosystem degradation, and threats to public health and biodiversity.

“As you are aware, Nigeria consumes over 2.5 billion litres of sachet water annually, produced by more than 32,000 manufacturers across the country,” Barikor said. “While this has helped bridge gaps in access to drinking water, it has also resulted in severe environmental consequences.”

He added that the project addresses the dual challenge of water access and plastic pollution, making it both timely and necessary. Barikor explained that the GEF Child Project represents a strategic intervention aligned with Nigeria’s environmental priorities and NESREA’s mandate to protect the environment for present and future generations.

“The project adopts a holistic, circular approach—focusing not only on waste management, but on prevention, innovation, policy reform, and systemic change,” he said.

In a goodwill message, Isabella Vanderbeck of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) described Nigeria as a key partner in global efforts to reduce plastic pollution. “Life without plastic is truly fantastic, let us hit the ground, let us do away with plastic,” she said.

Also speaking, Evelyn Swain of the Global Environment Facility reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to supporting Nigeria in reducing the use of single-use plastic water sachets while ensuring access to safe drinking water.

“GEF is proud to support Nigeria in its journey to reduce the consumption of single-use plastic water sachets in Nigeria, while ensuring accessible and safe drinking water,” she said. Swain, a Senior Environmental Specialist and Plastic Reboot Coordinator at the GEF Secretariat, was represented by Anna Blanpain.

Mrs Zuliat Mohammed, Chief Scientific Officer at the Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation, said the ministry was ready to collaborate with NESREA to ensure the success of the project. She said the programme would help Nigeria reduce and eventually eliminate plastic sachet waste in the country.


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From Premier League Spotlight to Denmark? Emmanuel Dennis Eyes Career Resurrection at Brøndby ⬇️

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AFCON 2026: "Nigeria is Superior" – Former Coach Julien Mette Warns Morocco Ahead of Semi-Final Clash ⬇️

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Let me bill you let’s start with that

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Same as me, I am even the one forcing them to collect gifts it's girls that are not into me that always bill me not the ones I am dating.

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“Do Not Idolize Any Relationship” – Paul Okoye Reacts as Influencer Power Couple Kristy and Desmond Scott Split ⬇️

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"I’ve never had a girlfriend ask me for money," says Chude Jideonwo ⬇️

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The Other Side of the Story: Agnes Bessem Okafor Breaks Silence After Pastor Chris Okafor’s Emotional Address - Dash Press Media ⬇️

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January Deadline: CAC to Seize Unregistered POS Terminals

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The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) has officially declared that the "grace period" for POS operators is over. Starting January 2025, the government will begin a nationwide crackdown to sanitize the fintech space.

The Key Takeaways:

Seizures: Any POS terminal used by an unregistered business will be confiscated.
Fintech Watchlist: Payment providers (like OPay, Moniepoint, etc.) that continue to service unregistered agents will be placed on a regulatory watchlist and face heavy sanctions.

The Goal: To curb financial crimes, including fraud and untraceable ransom payments, by ensuring every terminal is tied to a registered business name.

What You Need to Do:

Register: If you haven't, register your business name via the CAC portal immediately.

Upload: Submit your registration documents to your Fintech provider to avoid being deactivated.

The Bottom Line: If you aren’t registered by January, you risk losing your terminal and your livelihood. Act now!

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Ruger declares he’ll drop playboy lifestyle if one ‘mystery woman’ forgives him - Dash Press Media ⬇️

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Why should a Nigerian Lady 🤔 Use Car As A Criteria In A Relationship?

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I am one of those women who believe that as a woman , what you expect from a man also work for it

Work towards having your own car 🚗

Change your mentality

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She too popular oh

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Bimpe has multiple Nairaland accounts and will later claim "i UsE oNlY oNE aCCouNT oN nAiRaLAnD." I no know why to lie dey always sweet una. Truth dey burn una tongue.

Super Eagles Shock: Why Nigeria Missed the 2026 World Cup (New Episode!) - Digital Bimpe & Tochukwu Obi Okoye

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The Super Eagles are sidelined for the second World Cup in a row. With more African slots available, qualification seemed certain—yet it turned into a national heartbreak.

In this candid episode, we move past the emotions to unpack the systemic failures that cost Nigeria a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Here’s what we cover:

On-Pitch Collapse: How did a squad full of European stars falter against Lesotho and Zimbabwe? We dissect inconsistent tactics, a missing creative midfield link, and the underperforming “Golden Generation.”

Administrative Chaos: From constant coaching changes to unpaid player bonuses and structural instability within the NFF, we explore how leadership failures at the top trickled down to the pitch.

🔭 Playoff Heartbreak: The final blow against DR Congo—was it fatigue, injuries (looking at you, Osimhen!), or the psychological toll of repeated penalty shootout misses? We break it down.

🔮 Looking Forward: What’s the real cost of missing the World Cup? We call for a system reset, stronger grassroots investment, and accountability at every level of Nigerian football.

Don’t just be frustrated—get informed. This episode is a must-listen for every Nigerian football fan who wants answers and a roadmap for a stronger Super Eagles.

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Happy birthday to you, wishing you long life and prosperity

Happy Birthday 🎊🎈🎁🎉🎂 To Me

Grateful for another year of growth, lessons, and amazing people in my life.

I’m so thankful to God , My Family , Few Friends , Customers , Colleagues and Community who have been right there with me.

I'm celebrating this milestone by focusing on gratitude and getting ready to tackle my next chapter. Here's to more focus, more passion, and more positive results in the year ahead!

To celebrate my birthday 🥳

Thank you for all the support! ❤️

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The difference is like 7up...wonder the reason for the disparity.

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Same applies to YouTube, TikTok and Facebook creators.

I got feature in my work on the newspaper special thanks goes to Journalist YANJU UWALA for the interview

*INTERVIEW: Our Youth Needs To Venture More Into Technology For Development – Oluwabimpe Pereira, A Digital Expert*

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Singer Johnny Drille speaks on how much Nigerian artists earn from streams compared to the UK

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Nigerian singer and songwriter Johnny Drille has opened up about how low streaming revenue from Nigeria affects artists financially.



Speaking about the challenges of being an artist, Johnny Drille explained that musicians in Africa — especially Nigeria — don’t make much from streams because of the low streaming value.



According to him, while 1 million streams from Nigeria may earn an artist around $300, the same number of streams from countries like the UK could bring in as much as $5,000.



He said:



“For an artist, it can be quite challenging early on. Streaming from Africa is not the best in terms of numbers. I hear that if your 1 million streams are from Nigeria, it’s probably like $300. But the same 1 million streams from the UK, for example, could be about $5,000.”



Johnny Drille added that despite the struggle with streaming revenue, artists can make better money from live performances once their music starts gaining traction globally.



He encouraged upcoming artists to stay focused and committed, saying:



“It might be tough early on, but if you believe this is your path, just keep pushing. At some point, it will happen for you.”…


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Veteran actor Dele Odule clears the air on viral heartbreak story; says no woman can break his heart ⬇️
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2026 WCQ: We will do our best to beat Benin — Troost-Ekong - Dash Press Media ⬇️

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“I’m not just his wife, I’m his biggest fan” — Natasha Osawaru Idibia gushes as she sings 2Baba’s songs word for word - Dash Press Media ⬇️

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Abuja–Kaduna train service to resume this week — NRC

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The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced that the Abuja–Kaduna passenger train service will resume operations this week, following extensive repair and safety checks on the affected section of track at Asham.
 
In a statement issued on Saturday, September 26, NRC’s Chief Public Relations Officer, Callistus Unyimadu, confirmed that while the exact resumption date and schedule will be released in the coming days, all necessary measures have been taken to restore the line and rolling stock to global safety standards.
 
The service had been suspended after a derailment occurred on August 26, 2025. According to the corporation, since then it has worked “tirelessly to ensure both the infrastructure and rolling stock were restored to the highest safety standards.”
 
As part of its passenger welfare commitment, the NRC disclosed that refunds have already been issued to 512 of the 583 passengers onboard the affected train, with efforts underway to complete payments for the remaining passengers.
 
“The NRC appreciates the patience and understanding of our esteemed passengers and assures the general public that their safety, comfort, and satisfaction remain our top priority. We also acknowledge the invaluable support of the Federal Ministry of Transportation, security agencies, the media, and all stakeholders during this period of recovery,” the statement read.
 
The derailment, which occurred shortly after the train departed Abuja around 11 am, was the second incident at the same station within 13 months. Passengers described the aftermath as chaotic, with many scrambling to safety. Four passengers sustained serious injuries.
 
NRC Managing Director, Kayode Opeifa, publicly took responsibility for the accident in a subsequent interview, while the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) later revealed that poor maintenance and a faulty track switch were central causes.
 
The NSIB’s preliminary findings indicated that several previously damaged sleepers had been inadequately patched rather than fully repaired. It also found that the automatic switch mechanism at the station’s crossing point was unserviceable, forcing workers to operate it manually with a point clip, which was later discovered broken, compromising track integrity and causing the derailment.
 
The report further highlighted systemic issues, including insufficient refresher training for NRC personnel, as well as the inaccessibility of essential tools and spare parts from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM).
 
Despite these challenges, the NRC says resumption plans are now firmly in place, with a renewed pledge to prioritize safety as operations return on the vital Abuja–Kaduna corridor.

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Like I told you I don’t know the meaning , neglecting the other responses

You go Dey alright

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The word dey dictionary.


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Hmmn

Longest time

I hope you are good

You have been very scarce lately

Which one is manipulative

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What does she see in this rat-faced, no chin having boy with a bird nest for hair? Such a downgrade from Justin Bieber. She should’ve married an athlete. At least those ones are set for life financially. Anyway, she’s a user. He looks the type she can manipulate for five years to a decade.

Good Morning! Quick Question for the People 🗣️

We want to hear your voice this morning! We're doing a quick vox pop poll on productivity and the digital world.

If you had to give up ONE digital tool this week to instantly gain 2 extra hours of focused time, what would it be?

A. Your main social media app (Instagram, TikTok, X, etc.)
B. Email/Notifications (Work & Personal)
C. Streaming Video (Netflix, YouTube, etc.)
D. Something else? Tell us!

Drop your answer in the comments and tell us why! 👇

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