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TransRoyal Courier Rewards Staff, Flags off Vehicle Owner-User Scheme
TransRoyal Courier, leading courier company in Nigeria has given car and motor-cycles to its members of staff who have distinguished themselves in the course of their duties to the company.
In an elaborate ceremony held in its head office in Lagos recently, Ismail Delupe, head of bank operations was handed over the keys to a car while Kenneth Amalu, Hosiah Fawolere, Cosmos Judah, Mutui Oladokun and Michael Pedro each went home with a motor-cycle.
Polly Ofido , executive director told Nigeria CommunicationsWeek that the beneficiaries of motor-cycles will use the bikes to render service to the company for one year after which the motor bikes become theirs, while workers that will be given cars will use the car for the company for three years before they take over possession as their personal cars. He said the scheme will be an annual event which will be operated on the basis of five people from the courier department of the company and two others from the marketing benefiting from the scheme every year.
The aim of the exercise according to Ofido is to motivate and encourage hard working staff of the company who have gone thick and thin with the company.’ Some of them have been with us even when the going was rough’, Ofido said.
TransRoyal Courier, a fast growing courier company and a major player for that matter had as its pioneer managing director, the late Obiorah Okeke who was until his death the president of Anco.
Ofido, executive director of the company has been in the courier business for over twenty-two years and also works as consultant to many courier firms. He said that the strength of the courier company lies on its reputable clients saying that out of twenty five banks in the country, the firm enjoys the patronage of eleven of the banks. Again, he said the staff of the company are all committed and complemented by a good board of directors while making a special reference to Chief E.C.Nwandu,company’s chairman, a retired deputy postmaster general of the federation.
The courier firm is into haulage and logistics, overnight delivery of equipment and parcels, bulk delivery for banks registrars even as he hinted that the network of the company is superb as it has presence in virtually all the state capitals and major cities in the country.
On why some of the banks have refused to pay some of the courier firms that handled bulk deliveries for those banks, Ofido said that their major clients are banks and that they are not owed a kobo by any of their bank customers. The reason he said is when banks that contracted the job are not satisfied with the job done by courier firms.
The executive director maintained that TransRoyal Courier ably piloted by Lady Vivian Okeke, managing director of the company is at home with competition even as he pointed out that competition is healthy for the courier industry. He said that most members of the firm’s management team are courier professionals who know their bearing in courier business. He said ‘Without competition, every body will be operating at their own pace, but with competition, there will be improvement in the quality of service delivered by courier firms.’
He also lamented the activities of illegal courier operators who are bent on spoiling the courier business by undercutting the market and making their services available at rock- bottom prices which service most of the time they fail to deliver.
Ofido flayed the harassment of courier operators by government operatives, who they encounter in the process of carrying out their duties,
Those he said include NDLEA, Police, LASTMA officers who they encounter on the way. The state of our roads, Ofido said is deplorable thereby causing unnecessary delay in the movement of goods and services even as he complained the dearth of aircraft in the country that are supposed to enhance courier delivery.

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General News
Konga Launches Tech Month Campaign with Exclusive Offers

Nigeria’s leading composite e-commerce platform, Konga, has officially announced the launch of its highly anticipated Konga Tech Month. Konga Tech Month is a month-long campaign dedicated to delivering exceptional value across the technology category.

Konga Tech Month Campaign
It runs from May 1 to May 31, 2026, and presents one of the most compelling opportunities for consumers, SMEs and corporates to acquire premium technology products at jaw-dropping discounts of up to 50% across a wide range of products.
Tech Month is designed to meet the growing demand for genuine, reliable, high-performance technology solutions in Nigeria’s rapidly evolving digital economy. Through strategic collaborations with global technology leaders such as Samsung, LG, ASUS, HP, and Starlink, Konga is reinforcing its commitment to technological democratization as the global economy increasingly pivots toward a digital-first future.
From smartphones and laptops to televisions, refrigerators, and cutting-edge accessories, the campaign delivers a comprehensive suite of technology solutions tailored to both personal and professional needs. Whether consumers are upgrading their home entertainment systems or equipping their workspaces for enhanced productivity, Konga Tech Month provides a one-stop destination for quality, affordability, and convenience.
A key highlight of this year’s campaign is the prominent participation of Starlink as a focal partner. In a significant development for Nigeria’s connectivity landscape, Starlink has designated Konga as its authorized support centre, enabling customers to access in-person assistance at select Konga retail stores nationwide.
This means that beyond enjoying exclusive discounts on Starlink kits during special campaign phases, customers can now receive expert guidance on purchase decisions, installation, and troubleshooting, bridging the gap between advanced global technology and local accessibility. This initiative reinforces Konga’s commitment to delivering not just products, but end-to-end customer experience and support.
Konga Tech Month is further enhanced by a range of value-driven incentives designed to improve convenience and drive customer satisfaction. Shoppers who purchase from the official stores of Samsung and LG on Konga will enjoy free delivery, reinforcing the platform’s promise of affordability without hidden costs.
In addition, Konga’s same-day delivery service, KongaNow, ensures that customers can receive their orders within hours, eliminating the delays typically associated with e-commerce transactions. This capability is particularly beneficial for urgent purchases, enabling users to access essential tech products exactly when they need them.
To maximise the benefits of the campaign, customers are encouraged to download the Konga mobile app, available on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. App users gain access to exclusive app-only deals, including free shipping on select offers, as well as early notifications on flash sales and limited-time promotions.
Beyond the immediate consumer benefits, Konga Tech Month plays a strategic role in advancing digital adoption across Nigeria. As businesses and individuals increasingly rely on technology for communication, education, and productivity, access to affordable and reliable devices becomes essential.
By partnering directly with original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), Konga ensures that customers receive 100% authentic products, eliminating concerns around quality and reliability. This direct sourcing model not only strengthens consumer trust but also supports long-term brand loyalty.
Furthermore, the campaign aligns with broader economic goals by facilitating access to tools that drive efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness in various sectors. From small businesses seeking to digitise operations to students investing in learning tools, Tech Month provides practical solutions that empower users to thrive in a technology-driven world.
To fully capitalise on the opportunities presented by Konga Tech Month, customers are advised to stay actively engaged with the platform. Following Konga’s official social media channels and enabling notifications ensures real-time access to flash sales and exclusive discount phases.
As the campaign unfolds throughout May, shoppers can expect continuous updates, surprise deals, and enhanced offerings designed to deliver maximum value.
Konga Tech Month is more than a promotional event; it is a strategic initiative that underscores Konga’s leadership in Nigeria’s e-commerce and technology retail space. By combining competitive pricing, global brand partnerships, seamless logistics, and customer-centric innovations, Konga continues to redefine how Nigerians access and experience technology.
As the digital economy expands, initiatives like Tech Month serve as critical enablers, ensuring that consumers are not only connected but also equipped with the tools needed to succeed.
For shoppers across the country, the message is clear: this May, the smartest way to upgrade your digital life is through Konga Tech Month.
E-Financial
Access Bank Warns Nigerians against Fake WhatsApp Investment Groups using Aig-Imoukhuede’s Identity

Access Bank has said that scammers are impersonating, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, former group chairman, with fraudulent WhatsApp investment groups and warned Nigerians to avoid and report groups.

The fake WhatsApp investment groups masquerading under the name “Value Growth Club,” lure unsuspecting members of the public into investment schemes.
In a public disclaimer issued yesterday, the bank said the fraudsters were falsely presenting themselves as associates of Aig-Imoukhuede and linking his name to Gotham Capital in a calculated bid to lend credibility to the scam.
Access Bank said checks had confirmed that Aig-Imoukhuede has no affiliation whatsoever with the WhatsApp groups or any related investment platform, stressing that the respected banker neither created, endorsed, nor authorised any initiative known as “Value Growth Club.”
The lender emphatically stated that its former chairman was not involved in any WhatsApp-based investment competition, trading group, or financial initiative tied to Gotham Capital or any similar entity, and described the representations as false, misleading, and fraudulent.
It urged members of the public not to join the groups, or send money, or disclose personal or financial information to anyone claiming to be associated with the purported platform.
The bank also advised individuals who may have encountered the groups to exit immediately, report the accounts through appropriate channels, and ignore further contact from the operators.
The warning comes amid heightened regulatory concern over the proliferation of digital investment scams in Nigeria.
Earlier this year, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) similarly flagged the Value Growth Platform, warning that the entity displayed characteristics consistent with a Ponzi-style operation.
The commission said the platform had portrayed itself as a sophisticated investment service offering market intelligence, portfolio guidance, and third-party trading services, but investigations showed that its claims were misleading and potentially unlawful.
E-Financial
Tax Ombudsman Sets 30-Day Limit for Settlement of Tax Disputes

John Nwabueze, chief executive officer, Tax Ombudsman, has assured Nigerians that complaints relating to taxes, levies, and regulatory charges will be resolved within 14 to 30 days.

John Nwabueze, chief executive officer, Tax Ombudsman,
Nwabueze made this known while addressing journalists at a breakfast meeting in Lagos, noting that the timeline is in line with the provisions of the Joint Revenue Board of Nigeria (Establishment) Act, 2025.
He explained that the Tax Ombudsman was established as an independent and impartial body to resolve disputes between taxpayers and tax authorities, while also safeguarding taxpayer rights and promoting fairness and transparency in tax administration.
“We will ensure we keep to that timeline of between 14 to 30 days that the law stipulates. We will work with all authorities concerned to dispose of complaints in a timely manner,” he said.
Nwabueze urged journalists to play an active role in educating the public on the functions of the Office of the Tax Ombud, particularly on how taxpayers can file complaints and obtain redress at no cost.
To enhance accessibility, he disclosed that the Office is set to launch a website and a toll-free call centre, aimed at making its services more reachable to Nigerians.
According to him, the establishment of the Office provides a new platform for citizens to actively engage in the nation’s economic development, while strengthening confidence in the tax system.
He noted that the initiative reflects Nigeria’s commitment to building a modern, people-focused tax system that balances revenue generation with justice and due process.
The Ombudsman added that a fair, responsive, and transparent tax system is critical to encouraging voluntary compliance and fostering public trust.
Nwabueze commended His Excellency, President Bola Tinubu, for leading a transformative tax reforms that are rooted in fairness, inclusiveness, and sustainability for revenue growth and economic prosperity adding that at the core of the reforms” lies a renewed social contract, one in which taxpayers are not passive partakers, but active partners in nation-building”.
Further, the Tax Ombud acknowledged Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, minister of Finance and Coordinating minister of the Economy, for his leadership in the reform process.
Nwabueze explained that his Office neither “determines tax liability, nor has it replaced the courts or the Tax Appeal Tribunal” but was rather established to ensure that tax administration is conducted in a fair, transparent, and accountable manner.
He added that beyond dispute resolution, the Office of the Tax Ombud plays a systemic role in identifying recurring issues in tax and revenue administration and recommending reforms to improve efficiency, fairness, and transparency.
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