Olin Corporation to Purchase Wisconsin Ammunition Facility

Olin Corp. announced Tuesday it is set to buy ammunition manufacturing equipment from an Arizona company for $75 million. The deal is expected to close in the second quarter of 2025. The acquisition between Clayton-based Olin and AMMO, Inc. includes AMMO’s brass shell capabilities and a 185,000-square-foot production facility the company owns in Manitowoc, Wisconsin,…

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50% Increase in Telecom Tariffs Tackles Industry Challenges – Presidency

The presidency has defended the 50% hike in tariff approved for telecommunications operators by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), It argued that the.tariff hike was necessary to address the critical challenges in the sector. The presidency, however, noted that the approval does not mean that the telecom operators must immediately increase their tariffs by 50%….

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Kano Hisbah Prevents Human Trafficking at Motor Park, Rescues 16 Underage Girls

Hisbah operatives have successfully rescued 16 trafficked girls at a motor park in Kano State.   The victims, all underage girls were rescued at the luxury bus station, Unguwa Uku.   Speaking after the operation, the Deputy Commandant, Hisbah, Mujahid Aminuddeen Abubakar said the victims were about to be trafficked to Lagos State from where…

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Man Seen in Tears After His Penis ‘Disappears’ in Ghana

There have been new reports concerning the ongoing issue of vanishing p3nises, a phenomenon that first gained widespread attention in Nigeria as well as other African countries.   According to the latest reports, a young man has claimed he experienced the ‘’sudden disappearance of his p3nis following an encounter with someone.” He was spotted crying…

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Ex-Executive of Cannabis Firm Verano Charged with Insider Trading

A former executive for Chicago-based Verano, one of the largest cannabis companies in the United States, was federally indicted on charges of insider trading. The indictment Thursday accused Anthony Marsico, 39, of Bartlett, Illinois, of using confidential information to make an illegal profit of about $607,000 by buying stock in another marijuana company that Verano planned to acquire. The…

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