Mismanagement: NNPC Can’t Account For ₦500bn Subsidy Fund – Senate

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The Senate on Tuesday lamented that officials of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation failed to honour its invitation to give account of how they managed the  N32.00 removed as subsidy on each of the litre of petrol sold in the country between January 2012 and September 2013

Members of the  Senate Ad-hoc Committee on the Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme raised the alarm while addressing journalists, two hours after officials of the NNPC and the Central Bank of Nigeria failed to honour an appointment with them.

Iyanya retrieves Hijacked Tweeter Account from Keyboard Masters (Hackers) - See DMs

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Iyanya has retrieved his Twitter account a little over weekly after it absolutely was hacked and hijacked by unknown individuals who later demanded money to give it back. The hackers used Iyanya's twitter handle to scam a couple of people. One girl went as far as arriving at Nigeria thinking she was communicating with Iyanya *covers face* but just to guard individuals involved, we won't share their DM's...just a couple of not serious ones.

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Buy Google AdSense Account In Nigeria and earn money

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Buy Google Adsense account in Nigeria and change your lifetime by earning thousands of dollars monthly. Google Adsense has changed many lives in Nigeria. The best part I prefer about it's that you could join the program for free and you don't have to be a programmer or tech junkie in order to earn money. You are able to always begin with a free of charge blog at blogger.com and apply for Ad-sense, once your application is approve from Google you can then put ads onto your blog and then make money.

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CBN Pegs New Deposit Limit For Account Holders

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) yesterday set new deposit limits for all categories of account holders and introduced three-tier Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements for banks. With the new policy, bank customers have now been categorised into Low Value Accounts (Level One); Medium Value Accounts (Level two) and High Value Accounts (Level three). 
For Low Value Account holders, the policy pegs a maximum single deposit amount of N20,000 and maximum cumulative balance of N200,000 at any point in time.  For Medium Value Account holders, a maximum single deposit of N50,000 and a maximum cumulative balance of N400,000. However for the High Value Account, no limit is placed on cumulative balance.