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Less than 48 hours after its official launch by President Muhammadu Buhari, the individual wallet for eNaira has recorded more than 100,000 thousand downloads on Google Playstore alone. Apple’s App Store does not readily show an estimate of downloads. The Nigerian official Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) was initially scheduled for launch on October 1…
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The by-election will happen in Woodside after former council leader Tony Newman stepped down. There are seven candidates vying for your vote in the Woodside by-election tomorrow (May 7). Residents will vote for a new councillor for the ward following the resignation of Tony Newman, Croydon Council’s former leader. He stepped down as a councillor at the beginning of March five months after he resigned as council leader. Mr Newman was a Labour councillor for 27 years but oversaw the council’s financial collapse. The Woodside ward is also represented by current council leader Hami...
Cumberland County man says he cannot get someone to verify his identity for owed unemployment benefits Mark Samuel says he is trying to have his identity verified through the state contracted company ID.me. He says it is taking "forever" to get through to someone. Author: Grace Griffaton (FOX43) Updated: 4:43 PM EDT April 29, 2021 CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — "It just takes forever," said Mark Samuel of Cumberland County. Mark has the screenshots to show the wait. "You sign on, it says at least a five hour wait," said Mark. "You wait ten hours, and it'll still ...
BBC News Published image captionThe teenager previously admitted 12 terror offences at the Old Bailey A teenager who is the youngest person in the UK to commit a terror offence has been given a two-year youth rehabilitation order. The 16-year-old boy from Cornwall admitted 12 offences including downloading a bomb-making manual. At the Old Bailey, Judge Mark Dennis QC said a custodial sentence would "undo" the progress made since the boy was arrested in July 2019. The teenager, who cannot be named, had "significant vulnerabilities", he said. The boy collected far right material and expressed ...