Maxwell Musa Agu is a Nigerian business man that lives in Lagos
He has so many businesses in many States in Nigeria with Enugu been the headquarters of his Eastern region investment.
In Lagos he owns 2008, 2021 Prado Jeep with Toyota Hilux which he uses for his business mobility package.
Maxwell Musa Agu comes to Enugu often to meet government functionaries, business tycoon's in his sector and his employees. He will always need mobility (Executive cars) whenever he comes to Enugu.
Maxwell usually drive down his Prado Jeep and Toyota Hilux from Lagos to Enugu. It usually take him many hours to arrive from South West to South East.

He has option of using flight from Ikeja to Emene, Enugu but he always need his executive and exotic cars.
Maxwell has missed business opportunities countless times because TIME IS MONEY. His last experience made him encounter strong traffic in one of the South South states and the contract he was seeking was giving to another competitor who arrived earlier and faster.
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The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has stated that the planned strike by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) in Kaduna state is interrupting electricity transmission in the state.

This was disclosed in a statement by Mrs. Ndidi Mbah, TCN’s General Manager, Public Affairs, in Abuja on Sunday.

What the TCN is saying about the Kaduna NLC strike
“Regrettably, the union functionaries returned today with similar demands amid palpable threats that can escalate and jeopardize national grid security.

It was during today’s encounter that the system operators were forced to shut down the 33kV feeders from 6:36 Hrs.

Before this, Kaduna DisCo had earlier shut down its 11kV feeders, which it started de-loading from 3 am today,” Ndidi Mbah said.

The TCN begged DisCos and consumers for a peaceful resolution between both parties and urged customers to bear with them as it tries to restore transmission to the Kaduna DisCo.

In case you missed it
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) disclosed recently that bulk power had been restored to every 330 KVA Transmission Station under Nigeria’s grid after the earlier grid collapse on Wednesday last week. This came after they revealed on the 12th of May, 2021, that there was a total system collapse of the grid as a result of voltage collapse at some parts of the grid.

The Lagos State government has given N939.98 million in assistance to over 10,000 small enterprises impacted by last year’s #EndSARS protests.

Yetunde Arobieke, the Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Jobs, stated this at the ongoing ministerial press briefing to commemorate Governor Babajide Sanwo-second Olu’s administration’s anniversary.

The MSME Recovery Fund was established to assist companies in Lagos State whose properties and assets were vandalized during the nation’s #EndSARS protest in October 2020. Businesses were given grants ranging from N50,000 to N5,000,000 to help them restore their businesses, thanks to funds from the Lagos State government, multinational organizations, and private individuals.

“Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-unwavering Olu’s support for Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-efforts Olu’s to reduce unemployment in Lagos State has made my ministry possible. I’d like to reaffirm that the ministry will continue to work on fulfilling its mission. These endeavors, as well as the accomplishments that have resulted from them, have won us praise both within and outside of the Diaspora.

“The state government authorised the creation of the State Cash Transfer (LSCTU) for the operation of the National Cash Transfer Programme,” the commissioner said, referring to the Federal Government’s Conditional Cash Transfer initiative.

She did, however, reveal that Governor Sanwo-Olu would soon implement the ‘Cash Token Policy,’ a Lagos initiative.

“We are launching our own humanitarian scheme, but it will not be N20,000,” she says. We’ve looked at what the federal government is doing, so we don’t think it’s sustainable.”

Arobieke clarified that her interactions with recipients of the N20,000 conditional Cash Transfer revealed the country’s poverty level.

“We are introducing a Cash Token Policy. That is cash on the spot, the moment your cash is on the spot. I don’t want to give details for now,” she said.

Nigeria’s currency gained 0.12 percent against the dollar at the official window on Wednesday, owing to improved supply and lower demand for the greenback.

The daily foreign exchange turnover at the Investors and Exporters (I&E) forex window increased by 305.02 percent to $172.50 million on Wednesday, up from $42.59 million on Tuesday.

As a result, the naira closed at N410.50k per dollar on Wednesday, down from N411.00k on Tuesday, according to data from the FMDQ.

According to the results, currency traders who engaged in Wednesday’s trading held bids between N400.00k and N420.50k/$.

The foreign exchange rate remained unchanged at N482 in the Bureau De Change (BDC) segment and N485 in the parallel sector.

According to a study from FSDH Research, the Nigerian Treasury bills secondary market closed on a positive note on Wednesday, with average yield across the curve declining by 2 basis points to close at 4.72 percent, down from 4.74 percent the day before.

Due to purchasing interest in the NTB 11-Nov-21 maturity bill, the average yield through the long-term maturities fell by 5 basis points (-45 bps). The average yield for short- and medium-term maturities, however, remained unchanged at 2.92 percent and 3.54 percent, respectively.

On Wednesday, the Overnight (O/N) average stayed at 15.50 percent. The Open Buy Back (OBB) rate rose by 0.50 percent on Wednesday, closing at 15.00 percent, up from 14.50 percent the day before. Money prices are likely to stay high due to a lack of system liquidity, according to FSDH analysts.

The average yield around the curve in the Open Market Operation (OMO) bills market rose by 6 basis points to end at 8.10 percent on Wednesday, up from 8.04 percent the day before. Long-term maturities saw selling pressure, with the average yield up 11 basis points.

The average yields on short- and medium-term maturities, on the other hand, remained unchanged at 4.72 percent and 7.22 percent, respectively. Eight bills saw their yields rise, with the 11-Jan-22 maturity bill seeing the largest spike of 49 basis points, while 19 bills saw their yields remain unchanged.

The FGN bonds secondary market closed on a marginally negative note on Wednesday, according to the survey, as the average bond yield around the curve cleared higher by 5 basis points to close at 8.80 percent, up from 8.75 percent the day before. Average yields in the medium and long tenors of the curve increased by 25 and 8 basis points, respectively.

The best performer was the 26-APR-2049 maturity bond, which saw a 12 basis point decrease in yield, while the worst performer was the 26-APR-2029 maturity bond, which saw a 49 basis point rise in yield. Furthermore, in the short term, trading activity in the secondary bond market is expected to remain low.

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Just like a Bitcoin whale pushed over $440 million a few hours ago, wealthy buyers boosted their transactional volume. The price of the world’s most famous crypto asset is currently hovering around $54,500.

The wealthiest individual transferred 7,970 BTC worth $440 million in block 681,99, according to data obtained from Btc Blockbot.

After hitting $58, 0000 and plummeting as low as $47,000 in recent weeks, the flagship crypto has seen a considerable amount of selling pressure, indicating that institutional inflow on the world’s most famous crypto asset appears to be faltering.

Data obtained from Glassnode suggests that the amount of Bitcoin addresses containing 10+ coins has only hit a 4-year low of 147,046. This adds credence to the weakening purchasing spree.

On 03 May 2021, the previous 4-year low of 147,094 was posted.

Bitcoin was valued at $54,465.57 on the FTX exchange at the time of publication, with a regular trading rate of about $70 billion. The flagship crypto asset has gained just 0.35 percent this week, but it is already the most important crypto by market capitalization, with a market cap of $1.018 trillion.


According to recent reports, Bitcoins older than six months have not seen a significant rise in spending since the February correction, implying that long-term investors have temporarily halted their purchases.

Similar spending behavior was seen during the December 2020 consolidation, just before the stock broke to a new all-time peak, and during the January bull market reversal.

Note: Whales are merchants or investors who keep huge numbers of bitcoins on the leading cryptocurrency exchange.