February 2021

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reacted to condemnations trailing the directive to Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) to desist fromtransacting in cryptocurrencies. In a statement on Sunday, Osita Nwanisobi, Acting Director, Corporate Communications, clarified that that the CBN circular of February 5, 2021 did not place any new restrictions on cryptocurrencies. He recalled that

Several major British Institutions and companies have apologised for their involvement with slavery. Amongst them are the Church of England, Bank of England, Lloyd of Lyndon Source: Aljazeera

Here is a video of the unhygienic process at which some face masks are being made. It is better to be careful out there, sanitize your mak before use.

Man Jumps To His death After EFCC Stormed 1004 Estate Lagos For Arrest (Photos/Video) A yet to be identified man has reportedly died after he jumped from the 6th floor of the 1004 Estate in Lagos this morning, IgbereTV reports. According to reports, EFCC officials stormed the Estate this morning to arrest some suspected fraudsters.

This afternoon, a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) circular sent to commercial banks and other financial institutions surfaced online. Here is a thread explaining what the circular means and why the CBN issued it.  Cryptocurrencies have gained popularity since bitcoin, the most valuable crypto, rose significantly four years ago. The coin went from $900 in

The Presidential Enforcement Task Team swings into action in preparation of the Covid 19 second wave in order to curb the spread of the virus.Court also seals WUSE Market as major offenders were paraded for non-compliance of the Covid 19 safety precautions.Also, I believe the safety measures which includes wearing of facemask, having a hand