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CRIMINAL GANGS SACK RESIDENCE OUT OF BAYELSA.

The people of belabiri in bayelsa has cry out loud to the government of the state for the restoration of normalcy  after the sack of resident by criminal attack. Mr David Bazigha, Chairman of, Community Development Committee (CDC) for Bilabiri 1, coastline settlement, made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Yenagoa on Saturday. Bazigha said that the call had become imminent following the rise in criminal activities in the area which led to the death of a former Council Chairman. “The development compels residents to flee the area. We are appealing to the state and Federal Government to salvage the Bilabiri Kingdom from criminal elements holding sway in the area and attacking residents.

CRYPTO DYING GRADUALLY : SEE THE NUMBER OF CRYPTO DIED THIS YEAR

The number of dead cryptocurrencies or crypto coins, which had minimal to zero benefits to anyone, has grown 35 per cent over last year to 1,949 at the time of filing this report, according to the data from Coinopsy.com that tracks dead cryptos. Around February last year, the number of total dead coins stood at over 1,440. The term dead coin is given to cryptos that don’t exist anymore due to multiple reasons. For instance, they are used as a scam, their website remains down, they have nodes or wallet issues, they have low liquidity or have simply been abandoned and their development has been halted by their developers. Abandoned coins are the ones that witness zero or negligible trading activity among investors. However, if there is a lack of information on the reasons why a coin died, it falls into the default abandoned category. The rise in the number of such dead coins had gained momentum back in 2017 when a lot of entrepreneurs or businesses went for initial coin offerings (ICO) a

TOP 10 CRYPTO YOU CAN INVEST IN 2021

Cryptocurrency is regaining popularity as interest in it increases. The term "crypto" in the context of cryptocurrencies refers to the complex cryptography that enables the development and processing of digital currencies as well as their transactions through decentralised systems. Cryptocurrencies are almost always intended to be resistant to government exploitation and control, though this fundamental feature of the industry has come under fire as it has increased in popularity. Furthermore, Bitcoin prices have stayed above $50,000, suggesting that the cryptocurrency space is attracting a lot of interest. Apple, Google, Tesla, Samsung, Facebook, PayPal, and Deutsche Bank are only a few of the well-known companies that have recently included cryptocurrencies in their long-term strategic plans. Since Bitcoin's price has soared, there has been a sudden excitement in the crypto-industry about altcoins, and people are more interested in seeing which tokens can earn a spot th