Cardoso Blames Digital Payments, Inflation for Scarcity of N100 and N200 Notes as Nigerians Fear N5000 Note Is Coming

Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Olayemi Cardoso has attributed the growing scarcity of N100 and N200 notes to the rapid adoption of digital payments and the declining purchasing power of lower denominations, a development that has fuelled widespread speculation that the federal government may be preparing to introduce a higher banknote such as the rumoured…

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Govt blames unapproved drainage projects for erosion crisis

The Anambra State government has attributed the erosion crisis in the state to drainages constructed by some communities without getting official approval from the appropriate authority.  The state Commissioner for Environment, Dr. Clem Aguiyi, who made the disclosure, has cautioned communities against undertaking drainage and other infrastructure projects without proper environmental assessment. Dr. Aguiyi gave…

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Nigerian Women And Children Raped And Tortured In Captivity As Insecurity Worsens, While Tinubu Blames Enemies And Focuses On 2027 Election

Victims of kidnapping in Nigeria consistently report severe abuse, including sexual violence and prolonged captivity, as insecurity remains a major national crisis. In a recent case in Kasuwan Magani, armed men abducted four people from a home, including a woman caring for her terminally ill mother. She was held for five months in a forested…

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Don blames economic instability on unfair tax policies as FG hails new tax law

Professor of Accountancy and Taxation, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, has warned that things will continue to degenerate all over the country unless equilibrium is restored in tax administration. Ihendinihu stated this while delivering the 62nd inaugural lecture of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture entitled “Entropy of Injustice: A Derivative of Thermodynamics in Tax…

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Jega Blames Politicians For Bribing Professors During Elections

  A former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Attahiru Jega, has defended the inclusion of academics in the conduct of Nigeria’s election. According to him, professors have constantly rejected bribes offered to them by politicians and brought unmatched integrity into the nation’s electoral processes. Jega, an academic and former vice-chancellor of Bayero…

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