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Binance expands Middle East reach as it receives approval to operate in Abu Dhabi

Binance, one of the world’s biggest crypto exchanges, has announced it has received, in-principle, approval to operate in Abu Dhabi, marking it its third...

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Insecurity: AFBA president calls for urgent national discourse

The President, African Bar Association (AFBA), Mr Hannibal Uwaifo, has called for the urgent conveying of a national discourse to address the challenges of...

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FG launches electric motorcycles for rural mobility

The Federal Ministry of Power on Thursday in Lagos unveiled 10 electric-powered motorcycles manufactured by MAX Nigeria under its Electric Vehicle (EV) opportunities in...

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Why CBN does not want Nigerian banks to deal with crypto

Nigeria’s central bank recently fined lenders for failing to follow regulations that prohibit customers from transacting in cryptos. The apex bank introduced the penalties to...

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FAAN Clears Bolt To Resume Airport Operations, Says It Does Not Set Taxi Fares

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has approved Bolt to immediately resume ride-hailing services at Nigerian airports after reaching an operational agreement with the platform. The development follows a dispute between FAAN and the ride-hailing company that temporarily disrupted Bolt’s airport operations and sparked complaints from passengers. In...

BREAKING: Ibrahim Gusau Officially Resigns As NFF President

President of the Nigeria Football Federation, Ibrahim Musa Gusau, has resigned from his position, alongside several members of the NFF Executive Committee, amid mounting pressure over the administration of Nigerian football. The resignation comes after a difficult period for Nigeria’s national teams, including the Super Eagles’ failure to...

FG Says 60% Of Active Electricity Consumers In Nigeria Now Have Meters

The Federal Government says about 60 per cent of active electricity consumers across Nigeria have now been provided with meters as efforts continue to reduce estimated billing and improve transparency in the power sector. The ongoing metering exercise is being carried out under Phase 1 of the $500...