In Osogbo, a bank manager was arrested for putting wrapped New Naira notes in an ATM vault

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has arrested the manager of a bank in Osogbo, Osun State, for putting wrapped new Naira notes in the bank’s automated teller machines, which stopped the machines from giving out the notes. On Friday, the ICPC tweeted about this, saying that the team had ordered that … Read more

PDP lawsuit contesting Oyetola’s candidacy is dismissed by the Supreme Court

On Thursday, the Peoples Democratic Party, or PDP, filed an appeal with the Supreme Court asking that Gboyega Oyetola, the former governor of Osun State, and Benedict Alabi, his deputy, be disqualified from standing for governor on July 16, 2022. Oyetola and Alabi were disqualified from running in the governor’s race by Justice Emeka Nwite … Read more

As FG Shuts All Universities, VCs and ASUU Do Not Agree

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has criticized the National Universities Commissions’ directive to the Committee of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, which said that universities should close so that students could vote in the upcoming general elections. In a letter sent to vice-chancellors of all universities and directors of inter-university centers on Tuesday, the NUC … Read more

As the CBN deadline approaches today, confusion grows – New Naira Notes

The question of whether the Central Bank of Nigeria’s deadline today to phase out the old naira notes has been extended or suspended as a result of a Supreme Court injunction obtained by some northern governors bewildered Nigerians, particularly bank customers. On Wednesday, the Supreme Court decided that the deadline should be postponed until the … Read more

Due to the government’s refusal to accept older notes, the supermarket in Kano is closed

Dr. Baffa Babba Dan’agundi, the acting Chairman of the Kano State Consumer Protection Council, has been given the order to close Wellcare Supermarket by Dr. Abdullahi Gandjue, the Governor of Kano State. The management of the aforementioned supermarket refused to accept the old naira notes from customers on Sunday, despite the state government’s directive to … Read more

Your policy of not accepting cash is a disaster. Shehu Sani Slams Emefiele

Shehu Sani, a civil rights activist and former senator for the Kaduna Senatorial District, has said that the cashless policy put in place by Godwin Emefiele, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, is disastrous and poisonous. Sani said this because people were having trouble getting their money out of banks, which caused lines all … Read more

Primate Ayodele Proclaims, “Focus On Your Health, Not Election,” Predicting the Death Of Prominent Unhealthy Candidate

A significant contender for the upcoming 2023 elections, according to INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church Primate Elijah Ayodele, will pass away if he doesn’t stand aside to take care of his health. The prominent individual, according to the cleric, is among the governors, senators, and members of the house of representatives. Ayodele expressed his fear in … Read more

“I Make Your Endorsement Fee for Six Months in One Night, Don’t Just Spit,” Yhemolee Blasts. Carter Efe

Carter Efe called out nightlife musician Yhemolee for criticizing skitmakers. In response, Yhemolee said that he was not criticizing skitmakers. In a previous post, Yhemolee said that he switched from making skits to go out at night because nightlife paid him more. Carter Efe then went live on Instagram and criticized the singer for saying … Read more

18 Nigerian nurses are charged by the US and others are going to court over fake certificates

The Texas Board of Nursing has brought charges against 23 licensed nurses in the United States for allegedly possessing fake certificates. The names of the accused can be found in a statement that the Board posted on its website. It is believed that 18 of the 23 accused nurses are Nigerian. The Board says that … Read more