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DSS and Police Arrest 20 Suspects for Hacking JAMB Exams
Security agents from the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigerian Police have arrested 20 people in Abuja. They…
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Temu Joins Global Effort to Fight Fake Products Online
Temu, a fast-growing online shopping website owned by a Chinese company, has taken a big step to stop the sale…
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Dangote Says New Deal Is Helping Nigerians Pay Less for Petrol
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery says its new deal with the Nigerian government, where it buys crude oil using naira (Nigeria’s…
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Tanzania Imposes Nationwide Ban on X (Formerly Twitter) Following Major Security Breach
The Tanzanian government has ordered internet service providers to block access to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) after hackers…
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CBN Holds Interest Rate Steady at 27.5% Amid Inflation Fight
Abuja, May 20, 2025 – The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 27.5…
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Warning: BNBEX Crypto Platform Is a Scam – Nigerians Should Stay Away
BNBEX, a company claiming to be a crypto trading platform based in Miami, has been exposed as a scam by…
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Blum Co-Founder Arrested Over Fraud – What It Means for the Project
Vladimir Smerkis, the co-founder of the crypto project Blum and former head of Binance’s CIS division, has been arrested in…
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Singtel Sells Part of Its Stake in Bharti Airtel, Gains $1 Billion
Singapore’s telecom company, Singtel, has sold part of its shares in Bharti Airtel, a major telecom company in India and…
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Most Forex Advice on TikTok May Be Misleading, New Study Finds
A new study from forex broker experts at BrokerChooser shows that up to 80% of forex trading advice shared on…
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Nigeria’s Central Bank Launches New Way for Nigerians Abroad to Get Bank Verification Number (BVN)
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has started a new service called the Non-Resident Bank Verification Number (NRBVN) platform. This…
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