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Nigerian lady wins 35 Million Naira from philanthropist, Mr Beast

Many rejoice as Nigerian lady becomes the beneficiary of a whooping sum of 35 Million Naira from American philanthropist, Mr Beast.

Video: Watch Trending Video Of A Man Speaking On President Buhari's 1-Year In Office

This video of Mr Chido, a trader in Abuja speaking on President Buhari's one year in office is trending on twitter. In the video, Mr Chido complained about the increase in price of most things in the market like rice and their store levy.

Bank Cashier Steals N625m from Wema Bank Customer's Account

He said the accused forged the signature of the customer, Mr. Michael Asanba, and stole the sum from his Wema Bank account.

Naira Appreciates as CBN Injects $142.5m...Here are the Latest Foreign Exchange Rates

Acting Director, Corporate Communications Department, CBN, Mr.

DJ Mixtape: DJ Baddo - Parte After Parte Mix

Kizz Daniel - Tiff Rmx Zlatan & IVD - Bolanle Naira Marley & Young Jonn - Mafo King Hemjay - 365Twenty Mayorkun Ft. Kizz Daniel - True Rema - Lady Reminisce Ft.

Why I don't own a car but prefer to buy for other people -Mr Eazi

I was left with £20; they were offering me £365,000, but I turned it down. The reason I did that was because my value was not dependent on what was in my account.

DJ Mixtape: DJ Baddo - Traffic Jam Mix

Marley - Tesumole Dj Baddo Ft King Hemjay x Eleniyan - Yagofesu Qdot - Parte After Parte Playaz - Mad Ooh Olamide - Pawon Reminisce Ft Olamide, Naira Marley, Sarz - Instagram Fireboi - Scatter Teni - Billionaire Zlatan - Bolanle King Hemjay - 365

Naira to fall further on higher dollar demand

At the parallel market, the naira closed at 365 against the dollar on Friday. The local currency had closed at 352 per dollar the previous Friday.

Sports Betting vs Equities Investing: Why Nigerian youths prefer one over the other

Insights from Market Operators During an exclusive chat with Nairametrics, Mr.

BREAKING: FG may increase petrol price to N180 Per Litre

The Executive Secretary of MOMAN, Mr. Obafemi Olawore said the N800 billion owed marketers by the Federal Government has made it difficult for them to obtain credit from the banks to import the product.