VOICE AIR MEDIA News Update THE Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has said that the old naira banknotes will remain a legal tender. VOICE AIR MEDIA reports that the CBN had introduced the redesign...
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20-year-Old UNILORIN Student Commits Suicide After Lending ‘Online Lover’ N500,000
VAM News Update A 20-year-old student of the University of Ilorin, Sanni Hameedat, reportedly committed suicide after lending a boy she met on the social media platform, Snapchat, the sum of N500,000. According to...
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[UPDATED] Oyetola vs Adeleke: Oyetola Slapped With N500,000 Fine By Appeal Court
VOICE AIR MEDIA News Update THE Court of Appeal sitting in Abuja, on Friday, set aside the tribunal judgment that nullified the election of Ademola Adeleke as governor of Osun State. The appellate court,...
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Old N200, N500, N1000 notes: no more legal tender in Nigeria – CBN
•Open portal for vulnerable people to deposit their old currency notes THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has declared that the old Naira Notes of N200, N500 and N1000 have ceased to be legal...
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2022 Guber Poll: People sold their votes for N500 in Ekiti — Election Observer reveals
An Election observer in Ekiti state, Mr. Paul James from YIAGA, has said that people sold their votes during the governorship election for as low as N500. He told the BBC Hausa Service on...
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Just In: Court fines Zenith Bank N500,000 in landmark judgment over spam messaging
A high court in Ogun state has ordered Zenith Bank Plc to pay N500,000 as damages for sending spam messages to one Omotola Fathiat Quadri. Quadri had, in the suit marked...
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Beggar caught with N500,000, $100, suspect detained in Abuja
A beggar, Hadiza Ibrahim, has been arrested in Abuja with cash sums of N500,000 and $100. The discovery threw residents into confusion. The spokesperson for the Federal Capital Territory Administration,...
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