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ALERT! ! ! God Save Nigeria, See The Wicked And Shocking Thing Niger Delta Youths Are Planning To Launch Live  Breaking NewsMay 18, 2021 Ijaw youths from the nine states of the Niger Delta region have threatened to re- institute the 12 days revolution declared in 1966 by the Ijaw hero, Major Isaac Jasper Adaka Boro, to withdraw from Nigeria, in protest against the proceeded with neglect and deprivation of the region by the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari. They said the best way to dissuade them from pressing ahead with their plan is for the Federal Government to promptly constitute the substantive board of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) and make strides towards proper restructuring and genuine federalism in the country. The Ijaw Youths, under the umbrella body of the Ijaw Youths Council (IYC) worldwide, said however the Niger Delta has stayed peaceful in spite of the fuss to draw attention to the predicament of the region, ...

U.S. regulators plan on revisiting crypto laws following a massive market crash. 21 mins ago Last Modified date -  May 20, 2021 U.S. regulators and lawmakers may be revisiting crypto legislation following a wild week of trading that has seen Bitcoin prices plunge by $15,000. U.S. regulators and lawmakers may be revisiting crypto legislation following a wild week of trading that has seen Bitcoin prices plunge by $15,000. U.S. regulators and lawmakers may be revisiting legislation for cryptocurrencies following a wild week of trading that has seen Bitcoin prices fell by $15,000 at one point. According to the  Bloomberg report , U.S financial regulators are still unsure of how to regulate the volatile markets. The crypto market continues to prove to be very volatile as most cryptocurrencies witnessed a  massive crash  this week following bitcoin’s lead.    “We are in the process at the Fed of studying the various ways to address this issue.”  As banking r...

BOMBSHELL!!! Buhari Is Not Ruling Nigeria, Ex-President Jonathan Declares, Reveals People In Charge TodayMay 17, 2021 Former Nigeria President, Goodluck Jonathan, has declared that President Muhammadu Buhari is not the man running Nigeria, rather he is just one man in Abuja. In addition to this, Jonathan named Governors as the group who actually run the country, saying it’s the States Nigerians rely on. He therefore urged governors to meet under the banner of the Nigeria Governors Forum, NGF, to dialogue on issues affecting the country. The former president who is rumoured to be eyeing another shot at the presidency stated this while addressing newsmen in Benin on Sunday during the 50th birthday celebration of Charles Osazuwa, president of the Rock of Ages Christian Assembly. According to Jonathan, the coming together of all the governors in a round table to discuss and proffer solutions to issues affecting Nigeria would help the president who relies on briefings from acros...

This ‘Dogecoin Millionaire' Refuses to Sell and Bought During the Dip — Now His Stash Is Worth $2 Million May 14, 2021Read original Since becoming a "dogecoin millionaire" on April 15, Glauber Contessoto has continued to hold rather than sell — despite the coin's ups and downs , he tells CNBC Make It . And now he says he's a millionaire twice over. Contessoto says he invested over $180,000 in dogecoin on Feb. 5, when it was priced at about 4.5 cents, and hasn't looked back. "I had already anticipated that [dogecoin] would drop," Contessoto, 33, says, "and sure enough, it happened." Money Report Indeed, after reaching an all time high of about 73 cents on Saturday in anticipation of Elon Musk's appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," dogecoin then fell below 50 cents as the Tesla CEO called the cryptocurrency a " hustle " on TV. Contessoto likened what happened around SNL to what happened with the p...

Breaking: CBN Bans Nigerians From Depositing More Than 5k In Banks May 14, 2021Read original CBN has banned Nigerians from depositing more than 5k dollars into their bank accounts monthly. News Online reports that some commercial banks, following the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) order have started sending new transfer limits to their customers. Emails sent to some customers seen by News Online show banks are informing customers that they can only deposit $5,000 in cash into their accounts monthly. They also advised the customers to transfer electronically instead of cash deposits. One of the banks also indicated that cash deposits are no longer allowed for some account holders. “There is a $5,000 monthly cash deposit limit. We encourage you to make more deposits via electronic transfers. Cash funded transfers to beneficiaries with accounts in other banks in Nigeria are no longer allowed. There will be no restriction to the frequency or value of transactions for accounts ...

WAHALA! MTN And Airtel Are In Trouble, As World Richest "Man Elon Musk" Plans To Bring His Own Network Company In Nigeria (Details+Photos) May 14, 2021 The Nigerian Communications Commission meets with Starlink Elon Musk company to set up in Nigeria   - Starlink is the SpaceX company, the space company, which offers broadband - The company will compete with network providers such as MTN Nigeria, Airtel Nigeria, Globacom and 9mobile Tesla founder Elon Musk will set up his company Starlink in Nigeria to fight network providers such as MTN Nigeria, Globacom, Airtel and 9mobile. Starlink is operated by SpaceX, the American aerospace manufacturer which also belongs to Musk' s. The billionaire plans to launch satellite broadband in Nigeria and his SpaceX team has met with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). Attending the meeting was Umar Danbata, Executive Vice President of NCC, represented by Ubale Maska, Executive Commissioner of NCC. The two sides meet ...

Electricity: Blackout as national grid experiences total system collapse VanguardngrMay 12, 2021Read original There seems to be total darkness across the country, as the national grid has suffered a total system collapse. Vanguard authoritatively gathered that the system collapse occurred following voltage collapse at some parts of the national grid The national grid is controlled and operated by government-owned Transmission Company of Nigeria. Power system collapse is the process by which the sequence of events accompanying voltage instability leads to an unacceptable voltage drop in a significant part of power system. Vanguard gathered that the system collapse occurred around 11.01 am on Wednesday. Reacting to the development, TCN General Manager, Ndidi Mbah told vanguard in a chat that at about 11.01 am today, 12th of May, 2021, there was a total system collapse of the grid, as a result of voltage collapse at some parts of the grid. She stated that TCN has commenced gri...