SON Urges Stakeholders To Tap Into $1trn Global Textile Market
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has urged stakeholders to adhere to standards in the leather and textile sector, which ...
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SON Wants Nigerians To Embrace Global Standard In Building Economy
The Standard Organisation Of Nigeria (SON) wants Nigerians to embrace global standard in production of goods as a means of ...
SON To Launch Revised Standardisation Strategy For Trade, Consumer Protection
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) is set to unveil a revised Nigerian National Standardisation Strategy (NNSS) aimed at advancing ...
Quackery, Poor Structural Design Behind Building Collapses In Nigeria — SON
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has revealed that poor structural designs, quackery, lack of professionalism, and inadequate soil testing ...
Nigeria’s Energy Review Will Drive Industrialisation – SON
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has announced that reviewing Nigeria’s minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) for air conditioners (ACs) ...
SON Engages Ogun For CNG Standardisation, Collaboration After Accident
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON), has engaged in a significant discussion with the government of Ogun State, to advance ...
Union Seeks SON Management Dissolution Over Substandard Products
The Iron Rod and Steel Distributors Employers Union of Nigeria (IRSDEUN) has called for the dissolution of the management of ...
Union Decries Substandard Products, Seeks Dissolution Of SON Mgt
The Iron Rod and Steel Distributors Employers Union of Nigeria (IRSDEUN) has called for the dissolution of the management of ...
SON Arraigns Traders Over Fake Hair Attachments
The Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON) on Wednesday arraigned two traders, Ike Afam and Onyechi Steve, before the Federal High ...
Forex: Nigeria Can Save N94bn On Non-import Of Palm Oil –SON
The standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has disclosed that, given the needed measures and processes, Nigeria could save over N94 ...