FRSC Warns VIPs, Motorists Against Replacing Number Plates With Pet Names

LAGOS JUNE 9TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Lagos Sector Command on Monday  decried recent trend by  VIPs, motorists  of replacing their number plates with pet names. The Lagos Sector Commander Corps Commander Olusegun Ogungbemide said in a statement in Lagos that number plate has security features that should not be tampered with under…

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Rev Chris Okotie Under Attack For Celebrating TB Joshua’s Death

LAGOS JUNE 9TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Rev. Chris Okotie, Shepherd Su­perintendent of Household of God Church, Oregun, Lagos, has been flayed with words over his comment on the demise of Pastor Temitope Joshua of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN). Okotie on Tuesday called the de­parted televangelist a “wizard”, tag­ging his death as divine judgment. He also mocked…

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Contractor Mistakenly Transferred N1bn To Nigeria Correctional Service Account

LAGOS JUNE 9TH (NEWSRANGERS)-The House of Representatives Committee on Finance, yesterday, heard of how a contractor, whose name was not disclosed, erroneously transferred N1 billion to the account of the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCS) An Assistant Controller General (ACG) in the organisation, Ahmed Magaji, made the disclosure when he appeared before the panel to explain…

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Nigeria To Borrow $1.76bn For Additional Security Spending – Finance Minister

LAGOS JUNE 9TH (NEWSRANGERS)-Nigeria plans to borrow 722.53 billion naira ($1.76 billion) from capital markets for additional security spending, Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed said on Wednesday. As part of Nigeria’s security spending, the World Bank also agreed to allow the government to restructure existing loans of 39.58 billion naira to supplement the funds, she told…

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El Salvador Breaks Record As The first Country To Approve Bitcoin As Legal Currency

LAGOS JUNE 9TH (NEWSRANGERS)-El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has made good on his promise to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender.  Officials in the Central American country’s congress voted to accept the cryptocurrency by a majority of 62 out of 84 votes, reports CNBC. In a worldwide first, El Salvador will accept Bitcoin as legal tender…

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