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637 Articles by Mercy Kelani

Mercy Kelani

Hello! My name is Mercy, and I am an author at Asknigeria.com. It feels good to impact the Nigerian society in the little way that I can. I hope you get accurate news content gathered by my colleagues and myself.

POLITICS

Road Tax Revenue Rise Affects Transportation

These taxes are collected to finance the country's transport infrastructure.

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INDUSTRY

AIHN Conference to Improve Industrial Hygiene

It will highlight some occupational health hazards that Nigerian workers face.

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GOVERNMENT

Bill to Increase Nig.’s Involvement in AfCFTA

Nig. must work with trade organisations to protect its economic interests.

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COMMUNITY

Violence in Rural Areas Lead Herders to City

Nigeria had an almost 400% increase in urbanisation between 1990 and 2020.

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FEATURED

Shortage of ₦100 Notes Disrupts Businesses

Businesses express frustration as banks are blamed for hoarding the notes.

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TECHNOLOGY

UNICEF Enrols 36,995 in Passport Program

Data analytics & digital learning records are among the program’s features.

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ECONOMY

Commercial District to be Established in Oyo

The project itself will occupy 1,717.235 hectares of land in Akinyele LGA.

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ENVIRONMENT

Eating is Believing; Nig’s Biotech Crops Expo

The campaign aims to increase public knowledge of agricultural biotechnology.

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COMMUNITY

Institutions to Embrace Entrepreneurial Ed.

Entrepreneurship is very essential to combat youth unemployment.

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INDUSTRY

NSDC Encourage Investment in Sugar Sector

The industry offers lucrative prospects due to Nigeria's $2 billion market.

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TECHNOLOGY

Nig Lacks Qualified Experts in Blockchain, AI

HP provides cutting-edge AI PCs that enable offline processing.

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ECONOMY

High Fuel Prices Affect Schools, Businesses

Several companies have switched to gas-powered motors or solar energy.

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ECONOMY

High Inflation in Nig Will Remain in 2025—IMF

Macroeconomic vulnerabilities continue to provide a challenge.

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