Tribune Online reports on practical ways Nigerian households can store fresh vegetables without refrigeration to cut food waste and reduce spending. The guidance focuses on keeping tomatoes, peppers, leafy greens and other fresh produce usable for longer, presenting low-cost storage as useful where fridge access is limited or unreliable. The article frames the methods as household-friendly steps that can help preserve food quality and stretch grocery budgets.

Consumers are increasingly facing a crisis as they encounter declining product quality alongside rising prices. Instances include toilet paper that disintegrates upon use and biscuits that are both smaller in size and quantity compared to previous versions. These changes have raised concerns about value and satisfaction among shoppers, highlighting a troubling trend in the consumer market.

Humidity poses a significant risk to stored items such as furniture, clothing, electronics, and documents. Proper measures are essential to protect these belongings from the damaging effects of excess moisture in storage units, according to Business Times.

Eastleigh Voice explores 12 sweeteners, ranging from familiar options like brown sugar and honey to jaggery, coconut sugar and date sugar. The feature examines the history, flavours and culinary uses behind these popular ways to add sweetness to food, highlighting how each offers more than just sweetness.

Muffins are described as soft, moist, and versatile baked treats suitable for various occasions such as breakfast, snacks, or dessert. They can be easily prepared and customized with ingredients like chocolate, fruits, nuts, or vanilla. The article emphasizes the importance of using the right leavening agent, such as Baking powder, to achieve light and fluffy muffins, mentioning Crait Baking Powder specifically.

The Nigeria Immigration Service has clarified that Nigerians living abroad do not need a valid passport to travel home, saying expired passports can still be used for the journey and renewed once the holder returns to the country. The clarification, reported by Vanguard and attributed to NIS, was outlined alongside key points about the passport renewal process for citizens in the diaspora.