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  1. LagosBwoi

    CBN intervenes in MTN-Banks saga

    Banks blocked users from recharging their MTN lines using their platforms, Internet banking, Mobile app, and the USSD on Thursday, due to MTN reportedly offering to reduce the 4.5% they give banks to 2.5%. after disconnecting users from using their platforms to recharge their lines, it seems...
  2. LagosBwoi

    Unknown gunmen attacks former CBN governor, Soludo, as three policemen were killed

    It has been reported that gunmen attacked former CBN governor, Prof. Charles Soludo and killed three of his police guards on Wednesday night. Charles Soludo, who is also a governorship aspirant in Abia state, was attacked by unknown gunmen in his hometown, Isiofia in Aguata Local Government...
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    Outrage as Cental Bank Of Nigeria (CBN) PEGS USSD service charge at N6.98

    The announcement which was made on the 16th of March, 2020 was met with outrage by Nigerians on social media, claiming the Nigerian government is just out there to make life frustrating for her citizens, even after recently increasing the price of petrol to N212 from N167. Nigerians have had to...
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