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FG verifies 500,000 measuring instruments, 10% fail standards
The Federal Government says it verified about 500,000 weighing and measuring instruments nationwide in 2025, with 10 per cent failing prescribed standards.
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- FG verifies 500,000 measuring instruments, 10% fail standards11:37 am
- Pate seeks sustained gains from World Bank’s IMPACT project8:43 am
- Foundation to hold boy-child summit Nov. 18 – News Agency of Nigeria8:39 am
- Yargote foundation targets boys considered beyond help – News Agency of Nigeria8:36 am
- Presidential metering initiative delivers meters to 2.8m electricity customers – Tegbe6:57 am
- Tompolo leads Tinubu re-election mobilisation in Zamfara4:52 am
- Adeladan highlights mentorship, professional relationships as keys to career success9:39 pm
- FG concessions Port Harcourt airport for 30 years9:33 pm
- Tech company advocates flexible payments over Black Friday discounts9:26 pm
- NNPC Ltd., Pipeline Professionals partner to boost infrastructure, indigenous capacity9:22 pm
- Aig-Imoukhuede foundation develops public sector reform playbook9:16 pm
- Sanwo-Olu: Food security is Nigeria’s most important security challenge9:15 pm