Some youths in Abuja volunteered to support online PVC enrollment for others all because of Peter Obi. Let me tell you how it all started 1. Like five people volunteered to bring their laptops. 2. One person volunteered to make a large banner.
3. Some people contributed between 1000, 3000 and 20000 naira each. 4. The money was used to rent space in a garden and pay a DJ some stipends. 5. The pictures of the set space and guys with laptops were posted on WhatsApp status and Twitter with the address of the venue...
where PVC enrollment support is ongoing.
Before you know it, a movement has begun and their goal of supporting 500,000 to get their PVC between now and tomorrow is about to be achieved. You can replicate this in your state; all you need is just to organize and start.
Let's all do whatever we can do to help take back our country!!!
Mr Cornelis Vink, the Nigerian/Dutch billionaire business man who owns TGI group and is owner of Titan Bank, a subsidiary of his TGI group, on Monday this week paid the total sum of 191 billion naira for the total acquisition of
Union Bank.
The deal was concluded on the floor of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on Monday with the purchase of 27.34 million units of Union Bank shares at N7.00 each in an off-market transaction. The share price of Union Bank closed flat today at N6.25.
Recall that in December 2021, it was reported that the two-year lender Titan Trust Bank was planning to buy an 89.39 per cent stake in the 104-year-old bank.
China tripled investment in solar power projects in the first four months, putting the nation on track to install record amounts of new clean energy capacity.
Investment in solar was 29 billion yuan ($4.3 billion) from January through April, about 204% higher than in the same period a year earlier. That compares to 51.3 billion yuan invested in solar in the first 11 months of last year.
China, which already has the world's largest renewable energy fleet, is rapidly increasing investment in solar and wind projects as it seeks to build a larger and more flexible grid to meet environmental goals.
How has Chimaraoke Nnamani evaded jail time, with quantum evidence against him for aledged corruption while in office as Enugu State governor, & the numerous forfeiture of assets made by your goodselves @officialEFCC? Why is the common man always at the receiving end in Nigeria?
How will soft-landings always extended to high-end public officials on allegations of corrupt practices ever curb it in Nigeria? Why do we keep paying lip-service to the biggest malaise affecting the country & it's governance? When shall we get serious with anticorruption fight?
This question is for you @officialEFCC. Please extend some answers to us. 🙏🏾
About $24 bln of Russian central bank assets frozen in EU
European Union states have reported the freezing of about 23 billion euros ($24.5 billion) of assets of the Russian Central Bank, revealing for the first time a figure that was expected to be much higher.
Russia has publicly said that Western sanctions led to the freezing of about $300 billion of its central bank's assets globally.
Of these frozen assets, only less than one-tenth is in the EU, according to information that the European Commission has collected from the 27 EU...
governments, EU Justice Commissioner Didier Reynders said.
He said that about 23 billion euros had been frozen in the EU since 24th of February, a figure that is dwarfed by the $100 billion frozen by the United States.
It’s not outside the realm of probability that as the APC conducts its primary next week that Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, could be the second, final piece that completes the shame of Southern hypocrisy.
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After last weekend’s primary by the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) which produced former Vice President Atiku Abubakar as the party’s candidate for next year’s presidential election, political leaders in the South have been hurling abuses at the North for betrayal.
According to pro-zoning interest groups in the South, it’s not supposed to be this way. After over two decades of an internal zoning arrangement in the PDP that has produced presidents from two other zones and sprung Atiku as candidate in the last general election, the groups...
Michael Dell can make nearly $24 billion from Broadcom-VMware deal
Technology entrepreneur Michael Dell once again finds himself at the center of one of his industry’s biggest deals.
Dell owns a stake in VMware Inc. worth about $16.2 billion, which means he will have an important say in the Broadcom - VMware deal.
Broadcom is willing to pay a record $61 billion for VMware, even though the latter has a market value of about $40 billion.
A premium likely offered to sway the company's shareholders toward the deal.
VMware’s market capitalization touched $70 billion as recently as October, when Dell’s interest would have been worth some $28 billion.