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The Chairman /CEO, Transnational Development Nigeria Limited, Mr Okpebholo Akhere Oris rejoices with the governor of Edo State, His Excellency, Senator Monday Okpebholo, on his resounding successes and achievements in his first 100 days in office as the governor of the state. According to Mr Okpebholo, he said that the governor's multifaceted approach to governance, encompassing various sectors, underscores his holistic vision for Edo State.  This was contained in a statement issued signed and made available to the Press earlier today in Benin City the Edo State capital. According to him, "On behalf of my family and the entire members of Staff of Transnational Development Nigeria Limited, I, Mr. Okpebholo Akhere Oris rejoiced with the governor of Edo State, His Excellency, Senator Monday Okpebholo on his landmark achievements in his 100 days in office  " It is with profound admiration and heartfelt congratulations that I extend my warmest regards to you on ...

By Chris Akhabue   The attention of relevant authorities and the general public is being called to the circulation of adulterated palm oil in Nigeria markets. Fake palm oil is said to have entered several markets in six states of Nigeria and is still spreading into others. A few arrests, according to reports, have been made, and laboratory testing of seized samples revealed high acid content, and other substances believed to cause cancer. Market dealers and sellers have raised alarm over the fake and adulterated palm oil now selling in markets across Nigeria. According to reports, the product has already infiltrated markets in six states of Nigeria – Imo, Lagos, Yobe, Oyo, Ogun, and Plateau states – and is still spreading to other states. Stakeholders say these products appear to be selling rapidly as Nigerians seek cheaper alternatives in the face of high food inflation.   The price of palm oil surged 120%, from N5000 – N5500 for a 5-litre gallon in Novembe...