How CBN new forex policy affects students in diaspora
Last week, when the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, rolled out its foreign exchange monetary policy, it was perceived by many Nigerian students as a step in the right direction aimed at alleviating the suffering of the citizenry, especially those who do business in foreign currency.
Black Market for babies: An end in sight?
When I had the second pregnancy, Zubaida and her friend came and took me to a room around West of Mines in Jos and gave me hard drugs
Wike accuses FG of abandoning project execution in Rivers
Rivers State governor, Mr Nyesom Wike, has accused the Federal Government of abdicating its responsibility of projects execution in the state because the state does not matter in its development programme.
‘Troops rescue 7,898 persons in North-East’
THE Operation Lafiya Dole Theatre Command has said it rescued 7,898 persons in its anti-terrorism operations in the North-East between February 2 and yesterday.
Ambode okays construction of 200 more roads
Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode has approved the construction of additional 200 roads across the 20 Local Government Areas, and 37 Local Council Development Areas.
He drank my beer on credit, man owing landlord N120,000 tells court
A 38-year-old tenant, Genesis Genius, yesterday, told a Masaka chief magistrate’s court in Nasarawa State, that his landlord, Manzo Hassan, owes him for the beer he drank in his bar.
