OKIN BISCUITS RESUMES PRODUCTION AFTER 17 YEARS(PHOTO).

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Okin Biscuits resumes production after 17 years The once-popular Okin Biscuits has resumed production for the first time in 17 years, after rehabilitating one of its production lines that had been shut down when vandals stole its cables, frequency drives, contactors, motors, and other electronic components. The company disclosed this in a statement posted on its official Facebook page on Wednesday, describing Tuesday’s development as a significant milestone. According to the statement, the exercise carried out on Tuesday was a technical trial run and not a test of the finished product, as the firm was yet to perfect the taste and quality Nigerians identified with the Okin brand before the factory went under. The statement read in part, “For the first time in 17 years, biscuits rolled off one of our rehabilitated production lines at the factory in Offa. We had to rebuild the line after having all cables, frequency drives, contactors, motors and other electronic components stolen. “This ...

CHINA WARNS ITS CITIZENS TO LEAVE ESWATINI CITING SECURITY RISKS. (PHOTO).


 China warns its citizens to leave Eswatini citing security risks

China has told its citizens to immediately leave Eswatini, citing security risks in the African nation.


Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, is among Taiwan's 12 allies that still recognise its claim to statehood. China claims Taiwan is part of its territory and opposes the self-governed island's attempts at international exchange.


On May 1, China extended a zero-tariff policy to all African countries except Eswatini.


Taiwan's president Lai Ching-te travelled to Eswatini in May, with Taipei accusing Beijing of trying to derail the trip by pressuring nearby countries to revoke overflight permits.


The consular affairs department of China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that "Chinese nationals and institutions already in the country should evacuate as soon as possible or relocate to relatively safer areas such as South Africa", AFP reported.


The ministry cited "rampant cyber fraud and online gambling criminal activities" as among the ongoing security concerns.


It was not immediately clear how many Chinese citizens were working or living in Eswatini.


"Those who insist on travelling to or remaining in the area will face extremely high security risks, and the timeliness of receiving consular assistance may be affected," the department said in a statement shared to social media platform WeChat.

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