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CBN To Penalize Banks For Mutilated Naira Notes
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), will impose a penalty of N400 on deposit money banks (DMBs) for every mutilated
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Elon Musk is now Twitter’s biggest shareholder
Elon Musk is now the biggest shareholder in Twitter, thanks to a recent stock purchase that raises his stake in
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Tribunal stops Multichoice Nigeria Limited from increasing subscription fees
Pay television giant, Multichoice Nigeria Limited, has been restrained from increasing its tariffs and cost of products and services from
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Biden Issues Executive Order To kickstart US Cryptocurrency Policy
The United States’ entanglements with cryptocurrency run the gamut. From generic consumer involvement (did you know you can buy movie tickets
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Cryptocurrency prices slips over mounting Russia-Ukraine tensions
Crypticurrencies prices fell on Tuesday as geopolitical tensions over Ukraine roiled global markets. Bitcoin was last down about 0.5% at $38,011.54.
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UAE backs down, grants Air Peace seven flight slots weekly
In what appears as a move to avert a diplomatic row, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) yesterday conceded seven slots
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Airtel loses as MTN, Mafab win bid for 5G spectrum
MTN and Mafab Communications Limited have won the bid for the 5G spectrum auctioned by the Nigerian government Monday. The Nigerian
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Equinix to acquire MainOne data centers in Nigeria, Ghana, Côte
Equinix agreed to acquire MainOne, a leading West African data center, and connectivity solutions provider, with a presence in Nigeria,
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Who is Parag Agrawal, Twitter’s new CEO?
When Jack Dorsey, then Twitter’s executive chairperson, pushed the company to build out its machine learning and artificial intelligence capabilities
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Proposed N5,000 stipend substitute for subsidy rejected by NLC
The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the proposed N5,000 for 40 million poor Nigerians when the subsidy on Petroleum
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