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Magistrate court II sitting in Dutse has remanded two people who specialized in defrauding innocent people of their Automatic Teller Machine card in Jigawa State. Those remanded…

May 25, (THEWILL) - The Federal Government has directed commercial banks in the country and other financial institutions to issue new debit cards to customers with National Identification Numbers (NIN). The new card will be used to withdraw money from Automatic Teller Machine and also serve as national identity cards to Nigerian citizens. The directive

The Federal Government has instructed banks to issue new debit cards to customers, serving as a national ID card to help streamline identification processes.

The Free State police said the suspects also shot a man (30) in the upper abdomen and left hand at this fuel station in the East End industrial area. Police spokesperson Thabo Covane reported a sec...

Eight suspects have been arrested by Police in a multi-disciplinary manhunt operation for attempted murder and ATM bombing.

During the investigation, according to police, it has been revealed that accused Chauhan and Shinde embezzled about Rs 31.71 lakh in a single day and that this was caught when the farm audited the record of deposit and balance of 24 ATMs

 Femi Falana said the Supreme Court ruled that the CBN is an agency of the Fed. Govt in the case of Obiuwvera v Central Bank of Nigeria

  The Alliance on Surviving Covid-19 and Beyond (ASCAB) has recalled how President Muhammadu Buhari's regime brought untold hardship to Nigerians in 1984 after changing the colour of the Naira.    Buhari at the time was a military dictator, and according to ASCAB, the policy also led to loss of lives as '81 million Nigerians were given only two weeks to exchange their old naira notes for new ones'.   

Mr Alobo, a professor of law, asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to stop the CBN from making 31 January deadline for old 1000, 500 and 200 naira notes.

A professor of law, Joshua Alobo, on Thursday, approached a Federal High Court in Abuja with a suit seeking an order restraining the Central Bank of