LASCOPA INTRODUCES TOLL-FREE LINE FOR CONSUMERS, URGES RESIDENTS TO REPORT FAKE, EXPIRED PRODUCTS, POOR SERVICES . (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 LASCOPA INTRODUCES TOLL-FREE LINE FOR CONSUMERS, URGES RESIDENTS TO REPORT FAKE, EXPIRED PRODUCTS, POOR SERVICES  The Lagos State Government has urged residents to "tell it to LASCOPA" by promptly reporting fake, expired, adulterated and counterfeit products, misleading advertisements, poor services and other consumer-related violations through the Lagos State Consumer Protection Agency's toll-free consumer helpline, 080 0005 2726, or by email at lasgcopa@gmail.com or the Agency's Social media handles - Facebook: lascopa, Instagram: lasgcopa, X (Twitter): lasgcopa  The General Manager/Chief Executive Officer of LASCOPA, Afolabi Solebo, Esq., stated that the toll-free line provides consumers with a direct, accessible channel to report violations, seek guidance and get timely action. He urged residents not to remain silent and to report formally to LASCOPA rather than relying only on social media. Solebo stressed that while social media raises awareness, complaints mus...

TWO BROTHERS INVOLVED IN AKA MURDER, BACK TO COURT FOR EXTRADITION. (PHOTO).


 The two brothers Melusi and Siyabonga Ndimande are back in Manzini Magistrate Court for their extradition case. The two are suspected to be involved in the killing of South African musician, Kiernan Forbes known as 'AKA'.


EARLIER REPORTS:

AKA murder suspects yet to be deported from Eswatini

The two suspects arrested in Mbabane for the alleged involvement in the murder of Kiernan ‘AKA’ Forbes and his friend Tebello ‘Tibz’ Motsoane are yet to be deported from Eswatini.

The two were arrested in late February for other cases in Eswatini. They were also in the country illegally.

AKA MURDER SUSPECTS IN ESWATINI YET TO BE DEPORTED TO SA

The lawyer representing the two brothers, Sivesonke Ngwenya, told the SABC that they have yet to receive a comprehensive application for an extradition process.

Royal Eswatini Police Service spokesperson Nosipho Mnguni confirmed that the two brothers, Siyabonga and Malusi Ndimande, were in the country illegally.

Mnguni said they are still in the process of deporting the two to South Africa.

Furthermore, the police spokesperson said the two brothers were supposed to be deported to South Africa because they were in the country illegally; however, there are court processes that have to be followed.

Mnguni said they have to follow a distinct process; the AKA murder suspects will be deported but through extradition, and as soon as all the paperwork is done, they will be taken back to South Africa.

The Ndimande brothers will appear in the Manzini Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday, 5 March.



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