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New Delhi: Cryptocurrency has been the biggest trend of the year 2021. From altcoins breakout to China’s ban, the crypto world has seen many ups and downs this year. The first half of the year 2021 saw a major gain and some heavy dumping but still, the craze for the coins has been kept on increasing. Who would have thought that Bitcoin will break through the $60,000 mark and with that altcoins like ETH, DOGE, and SHIB will attract tons of investors to this world. Analysts believe that the rise of digital currency is yet to begin as giants like Apple, Google, Tesla, Samsung, Facebook, and Paypal are ready to get into the market with their long-term strategic plans related to cryptocurrencies. Always remember that there are 2 two sides to every market and crypto has its too. The market is very volatile. A heavy swing or a sudden fall with no notice and this the reason that people find it very risky.

This comes days to its official launch on October 1st as earlier disclosed by the Central Bank of Nigeria governor, Godwin Emefiele. The site, on its welcome note, said the eNaira is a Central Bank of Nigeria-issued digital currency that provides a unique form of money denominated in Naira. It reads: Below are some things you should know: It is a digital storage that holds the eNaira. It is held and managed on a distributed ledger. It can be used for remittance which includes cheaper diaspora remittance option. It is traceable, hence, fraudulent activities can be traced. It can be used for both international and local trade. It has a unique identity and security structure It is exchanged peer to peer. It is universal – anybody can hold it. It does not yield any interest. Payments can be made by scanning QR codes. You can monitor your e-wallet activities. To create an e-wallet account, for smartphone users, download the eNaira app (termed “Speed”) from either the Google Play Store or Ap

Armed robbers broke into a branch of Wema Bank in Iragbiji, headquarters of Boripe Local Government Area of Osun State, on Tuesday, killing a policeman. A resident of the town, who spoke with Daily Trust, said the robbers also attacked the police station in the community. The deceased policeman was simply identified as Ahmed. According to the eyewitness, the armed robbers who also attacked the police station shot the policeman who exchanged fire with them. The robbers, who reportedly operated for about 30 minutes, carted away money from the bank located beside the palace of the traditional ruler of the town, Oba Abdulrosheed Olabomi. The Police Public Relations Officer for Osun State Police Command, Yemisi Opalola, a reinforcement team had been deployed in Iragbiji. Recently, a commercial bank in Iree, near Iragbiji, was robbed and a policeman was shot dead.

The physical verification exercise was extended from September 24 to September 30, 2021. The N-Power authorities disclosed this in a message on its verified Facebook page on Friday. Beneficiaries of Batch C must pass through the physical verification before they are posted to their places of Primary Assignments (PPAs). “The ongoing physical verification exercise for the N-Power Batch C, Stream 1 has been extended by a period of 1 week.

A former governor of the Central Bank (CBN), Alhaji Muhammad Sanusi, has said the Nigerian economy is about to collapse.... ODUN OLOJO 2021 A former governor of the Central Bank (CBN), Alhaji Muhammad Sanusi, has said the Nigerian economy is about to collapse. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the Kaduna Investment Summit, tagged KadInvest 6.0, Sanusi said aside the fact that Nigeria is having difficulties in oil production, the product is now being rejected in the global market. The former Emir of Kano said the “goose laying the golden egg for Nigeria is about to die”. He said the future lies in a knowledge-based economy, adding that Nigeria is behind many African countries in innovation index. He lamented that, while Ghana with a smaller economy invests more in education, Nigeria spends only seven per cent of its budget in that direction. “Only eight of every 100 Nigerians who start primary school completes university.” “Globally, work is being redefined; 30 to 40 per cent of worke