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FG slams $10 Billion Fine on Binance Over Forex Crisis as Dollar Crashes Against Naira on Platform - Vimarsana News

FG slams $10 Billion Fine on Binance Over Forex Crisis as Dollar Crashes Against Naira on Platform

The Nigerian government has hit Binance, a cryptocurrency platform, with a $10 billion fine over foreign exchange infractions, saying it is illegal to fix FX rates.

Source: legit.ng
85.51 Million Bank Accounts Risk Shut Down as Access, Zenith, UBA, Others Send Messages on Updates - Vimarsana News

85.51 Million Bank Accounts Risk Shut Down as Access, Zenith, UBA, Others Send Messages on Updates

More than 85 million bank accounts risk shut down starting March 1, 2024, following the directives by the Central Bank of Nigeria for customers to update accounts.

Source: legit.ng
Aba Power to Commence Commercial Operations as Former Minister Orders 24-Hour Supply - Vimarsana News

Aba Power to Commence Commercial Operations as Former Minister Orders 24-Hour Supply

Aba Power Limited, a subsidiary of Geometric Power Plant, is billed to commence 24-hour power supply to about 9 out of 17 local government areas in Abia State.

Source: legit.ng
Access, Zenith, UBA, Others to Have N1 Trillion Capital Base as Senate Moves to Amend Laws - Vimarsana News

Access, Zenith, UBA, Others to Have N1 Trillion Capital Base as Senate Moves to Amend Laws

The Nigerian Senate is seeking to increase the capital base of commercial banks in Nigeria to N1 trillion following the crash of the naira against the dollar.

Source: legit.ng
Court Stops MTN, Airtel, Other Telecommunication Companies From Blocking Lines Without NIN - Vimarsana News

Court Stops MTN, Airtel, Other Telecommunication Companies From Blocking Lines Without NIN

A Federal High Court in Lagos has barred telecommunication companies and the Nigerian government from blocking, barring or deactivating lines without NIN

Source: legit.ng