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...

AN INDIAN SCHOOL BANS STUDENTS FROM HAVING SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS OR JOINING ANY WHATSAPP GROUPS APART FROM THE INSTITUTION'S OFFICIAL ONE.(PHOTO).


 AN INDIAN SCHOOL BANS STUDENTS FROM HAVING SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS OR JOINING ANY WHATSAPP GROUPS APART FROM THE INSTITUTION'S OFFICIAL ONE. 

Ramanujan Senior Secondary School in Nagaon has prohibited its students from maintaining active accounts on Facebook, Instagram, or joining any WhatsApp groups apart from the institution’s official one. The school authority has warned that strict action will be taken against those who violate the rule.


Principal of the school told The Assam Tribune that Android phones have already been banned on campus since 2005. Students living in the hostel are allowed to keep only basic bar phones, and even then, they are given fixed time slots to make calls to their families.


Explaining the move, the Principal said that the use of social media platforms often affects students’ studies and well-being. “After a few incidents came to our notice, we decided to remind the students about this directive,” he added.


The school, which offers classes from VI to XII, believes the restriction will help students focus on academics and personal growth. Experts also support the decision, stating that early and excessive exposure to social media can harm concentration, reduce academic performance, and impact mental health by leading to addiction, distraction, and less real-world interaction.

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