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Self defence is the key. |
RIP to them. Imagine this thing crashing almost people on dry land. |
Let's go Naija. We can do it |
Back in the days. Both former and present Senate Presidents |
This guy is on another level. |
Who has Venmo for weekly pickup. Weekly pickup of between $50 - $3,000 Must be active always for fast deal. Rate must be good. Chat up on WhatsApp if you can handle this deal. |
World’s largest cryptocurrency trade platform, Binance has confirmed blockade of its website and other cryptocurrency platform’s to Nigerian users. The cryptocurrency trading platform disclosed this in a statement on Thursday as Nigerians lament inability to access the platform’s website. “We are aware that some users are experiencing issues accessing binance.com, along with other platforms in the industry,” Binance said. Binance said that the blockage affected only its users accessing the platform via its website, noting that its app was still functioning for users to access the platform. “Only users attempting to access the website are impacted, although the App is currently available. Importantly, all user funds are secure and accounts can still be accessed,” Binance said. Binance added that it “remains committed to the adherence to local regulations and laws. We continue to actively engage with regulators, policymakers and other relevant stakeholders to foster an open transparent dialogue about managing the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency.” This follows clampdown on cryptocurrency platforms by the President Bola Tinubu-led government in a bid to stabilise declining Nigerian naira, a move criticised by Nigerian Binance users. It is coming less than two months after the Federal Government lifted ban on cryptocurrency and the recent clampdown on unlicensed Bureau De Change operators by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to save naira’s freefall against the dollar. People Gazette reported that Binance confirming was working with the Federal Government to block dollar-naira trading on the platform. This move saw Binance disable the sell option for its Nigerian users, blocking them from selling fiat currency, USDT, on the platform on Tuesday. It also capped the buy option to $1802 for Nigerian users, triggering panic among its users. After the disruption by Binance on Tuesday, the naira which dipped to N1,900 against the dollar on Wednesday made some gains trading at N1,600 to a dollar. With “more than half of its adult population” trading cryptocurrency “monthly,” according to Binance, Nigeria ranks among countries with the largest population of crypto traders in the world. The blocking of Binance website by the Federal Government, though not officially announced, was mooted by presidential spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, on Wednesday. He tweeted: “Binance, facing regulatory showdown in many countries, and causing disruptions in the currency market, should not be allowed to dictate the value of the naira, not on its crypto exchange platform. Other crypto platforms such as Kucoin, Bybit should be banned from operating in our cyberspace. FX platform Aboki should be re-banned. “The EFCC and the CBN should move against these platforms trying to manipulate our national currency to Ground Zero. Crypto should be banned in our country or else this bleeding of our currency will continue unabated.” https://gazettengr.com/binance-officially-announces-blockade-of-website-in-nigeria/
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They are all born to become a terrorist no minding their day Job. This is really deep. |
£3,290 needed to my UK bank account. Quote with your contact if you have |
A teacher at Araromi Ilogbo Secondary School in Oko Afo, Lagos, has reportedly flogged a student to death. The students of Araromi Ilogbo Secondary School have staged a protest following the reported demise of one of their fellow pupils, allegedly due to excessive flogging by a teacher. The incident occurred on Thursday, resulting in the death of 16-year-old David Babadipo, who had reportedly been ill for several days. The teacher implicated in the incident has been identified as Mr. Oluwale, according to sources. It was revealed that after being subjected to corporal punishment, Babadipo was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead. A video circulating on social media captured the chaotic scenes at the school, with students seen running helter-skelter both within and outside the premises. A voice in the background of the video narrated that the deceased pupil had been allegedly flogged by a teacher named Oluwale when he attempted to leave the school premises to make a purchase. However, conflicting reports emerged as a Facebook user, Esther Wusu, contested the claim that the student was flogged to death. Esther Wusu asserted that Mr. Oluwale was the school’s vice principal and did not administer any punishment. Esther Wusu asserted that Mr. Oluwale was the school’s vice principal and did not administer any punishment. She further explained that Babadipo had been unwell since Tuesday, and his deteriorating condition prompted a call to his parents for immediate pick-up. “First and foremost, Mr Oluwale is a Vice Principal and he didn’t beat him for not paying attention in class because he doesn’t teach, he didn’t even beat him at all. “That child has (sic) been sick since Tuesday and the parent didn’t take him to the hospital. It got worse yesterday afternoon after the break and they called his parent to come to pick him up,” she wrote. Adding to the conflicting accounts, another Facebook user Bangose Jide posted; “Teacher beat David Babadipo, 16-year-old to death at Araromi-Ilogbo Senior Secondary School, Oko-Afo. The teacher is named Mr Olawale, a vice principal.” Another social media user, Mama Sassy D, posted; “This is my vicinity. They have started rioting already. The said teacher might not survive this period.” Video link below:
SOURCE: https://www.gistreel.com/wedding/teacher-allegedly-flogs-student-to-death-in-lagos/#google_vignette |
Adedaniel123:Location please? |
Another terrorist group dead on arrival. Thanks to the DSS. |
Nauttyprof:Not justifying anything. But let's call a spade a spade. She knew what she was getting herself into but since it didn't work out in her favour, that was the reason she came here to cry. If the guy had helped her after giving him sex, she won't complain here and what does that make her too? Answer the simple question |
Nauttyprof:Why will she give in to him cos of help. Is she not wise enough to know that he definitely has a plan of sleeping with her. It's called common sense dude. No need for her coming here to cry cos she took the risk and got a bad result. If the guy had slept with her and actually helped her, will she come here to complain about the sex? Absolutely NO. |
Should I call you a slut or what? I rest my case. You know yourself better |
AliExpress checkout of $1,200 needed. |
This Gaza people are in serious trouble. |
What kind of trial will be pending for 10 years when you already have substantial prove that they committed the crime. Why not sentence them within a few months to a year at most. |
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