The Nation Newspaper Today Headline Wednesday 6th October 2021
The Nation Newspaper Today Headline and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 06/10/21
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Woman ‘poisons’ son to cure epilepsy
By Osagie Otabor, Akure In a bid to cure her son, Michael, of epilepsy, a woman Anike Adeyosoye, has given her poisonous chemical substances known as ‘Koikoi’. Adeyosoye said it was somebody that told her that the substance cures epilepsy and her son would be free from the disease. She said she has been taking
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Interstellar, Interswitch to develop blockchain infrastructure
By Collins Nweze Interstellar Inc. has partnered Interswitch Group to develop blockchain-powered infrastructure services and solutions. Both firms have been working over the last two years on blockchain technology research. As part of the partnership, Interstellar’s Blockchain technology stack (STARGATE) will be integrated with Interswitch’s industry-leading payments and digital commerce technology. This will enhance the
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Remita marks Customer Service Week
By Collins Nweze Remita has set out a week-long programme to celebrate its support executives in the ongoing Customer Service Week. The events lined up, which started on Monday, would end on Friday, October 8. This year’s event would feature various thrilling challenges, amazing prizes and an interaction with customers. The Week, which holds every
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Amotekun nabbed teenager for kidnapping toddler
By Osagie Otabor, Akure A 17-year old boy, Samuel Lucky Akpan, who allegedly kidnapped a four-year-old child for the purpose of selling him for N200,000 has been arrested by men of the Ondo State Security Network codenamed Amotekun Corps. Akpan was said to have abducted the child at Alagbaka area of Akure, the Ondo State
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Stanbic IBTC promotes sustainable banking
By Collins Nweze As part of the Stanbic IBTC 2021 Sustainability Week, Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc organised a sustainability webinar tagged “Working towards net zero emissions”. The objective of the virtual event, which held via the group’s #Bluetalks platform, was to promote awareness on the impact of climate change and provide methods towards reducing carbon
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Private sector activity expanding, says PMI report
By Collins Nweze THE private sector concluded the third quarter with a modest expansion in business conditions, Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) has shown. The report said there were uplifts in new orders, employment and stocks of purchases. However, output growth moderated for the second month running while optimism improved to a seven-month high. Material scarcity
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IMF, others debate Future of Central Bank Digital Currencies
By Collins Nweze The Future of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) has continued to generate debates across global market leaders, multilateral institutions, banks and regulators. The global mobile-first payments infrastructure company Celo, in partnership with global media company Forbes hosted a virtual forum entitled: The Future of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and Cryptocurrency, where
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Overcoming fertiliser logistic challenges
The fertiliser market is set to rise. However, there have been concerns about the inability of the transportation logistics system to provide timely handling of the product to enable it reach farmers on time, DANIEL ESSIET reports. Nigeria’s ability to achieve economic transformation, poverty reduction and secure food supply future of the food is hinged
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I don’t recognise Atuwatse III as Olu of Warri, says derobed Ologbotsere
By Shola O’Neil, Port Harcourt The embattled former Ologbotsere of Warri Kingdom in Delta State, Chief Ayirimi Emami, has denounced his disrobing by the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III as of “no consequence or effect”. Emami told The Nation, he neither recognise the monarch as the Olu nor his Tuesday’s pronouncement made at the
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2023: Why southern governors are on the offensive
Southern governors are protesting over the alleged marginalising the South in the Nigerian federation. As a result, there has been a bipartisan move by the 17 governors to address some of the issues that may mar the next general elections. Aside from governors, other stakeholders appear to be in sync with the recent move for
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