Patronise

Although some independent marketers increased their pump price to between N200 and N300 per litre, motorists, tricycles and commercial bus drivers have continued to patronise them.

It added that other broadcasters, who refused to patronise “LINK SERVICES,“ are threatened with disconnection from the National DTT platform.

Oswalds is quite a change from the sort of club Prince William and his friends used to patronise.

Speaking on the decline, a capital market analyst, Wole Sam Adeyeye, attributed the performance to the absence of foreign investors who patronise banking stocks because of the high regulations of the sector.

Many people condemn this act in the morning but patronise slay queens in the night.

The Federal Government, Monday, disclosed its readiness to patronise the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) signage production plant.

They will always patronise the company that courts them to buy.

According to him, the department has variously conducted trainings, monitoring of LPG outlets and issued warnings to members of the public not to patronise the illegal operators.

Considering the challenges of this period when we have the border closed, a lot of people now patronise the same partner.

Despite temperatures in the mid-forties, customers continue to patronise restaurants and bars in the Wicker Park neighbourhood on November 11, 2020 in Chicago, Illinois.

Don’t patronise your users, because no one likes that; but don’t leave them to fend for themselves, either – show them a bit of cybersecurity love and you are very likely to find that they repay it.

He encouraged the people to patronise the proposed Akyem Technical and Vocational Training Institute when established in the Birim North District to build on their skills.

The House of Representatives, on Wednesday, exhibited its disdain for made-in Nigeria products as it refused to patronise locally made vehicles for members’ oversight.

Uba urged the stakeholder including captains of industries and the business community to patronise the river port and make the dream a reality.

Unlike most men in politics, who when a woman expresses an opinion have a marked tendency to patronise, Dom didn’t.

Also, a rice seller, Alhaja urged the Federal Government to encourage the public to patronise local rice and stop discriminating against it.

He invited local and foreign tourists and the business class to patronise the fair, saying its cultural components would help rekindle the spirit of patriotism among Ghanaians.

In order to demonstrate its unflinching support for locally manufactured goods, the Federal Government rolled out an Executive Order compelling the MDAs and others to patronise made-in-Nigeria goods.

Our over-dependence on imported products will dwindle, thereby growing our economy and promoting our local content if we as Nigerians will patronise made-in-Nigeria products.

Prof. Sallar urged students who could not patronise this year’s edition to make themselves available for the next one.