By Enyichukwu Enemanna Danish shipping giant, Maersk has refuted claims made by Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu regarding a purported $600 million investment to enhance the country’s port infrastructure, saying it is unaware of such deal. President...
By Lucy Adautin In a groundbreaking move, the Nigerian Government has given the green light for a substantial salary hike for civil servants spanning diverse sectors. This approval encompasses an increment ranging between 25 per cent...
By Lucy Adautin Initiator of the largest cryptocurrency exchange worldwide has been handed a four-month prison term for enabling money laundering activities by criminals on his platform. Changpeng Zhao stepped down from his position at Binance...
By John Ikani Zimbabwe has begun circulating a new currency in a bid to tackle its ongoing economic challenges. The currency, named ZiG, initially debuted digitally in early April but is now being circulated in physical...
By Emmanuel Nduka International Criminal Police Organisation (INTERPOL) has assured that fleeing crypto chief Nadeem Anjarwalla will be smoked out and extradited to Nigeria to face tax evasion charges leveled against him and his colleague, Tigran...
By Emmanuel Nduka Public outcry from Nigerians has inspired a Competition and Consumer Protection Tribunal which sat in Abuja on Monday to issue a restraining order on Multi-Choice Nigeria Limited from increasing its tariffs and cost...
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