Breaking News in Nigeria Today Wednesday 19th July 2023
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Wednesday 19th July 2023 on some of the nation newspapers .
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CBN intensifies eNaira sensitisation as CBDCs’ acceptability grows
When then President Muhammadu Buhari formally launched the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), the eNaira, on October 25, 2021, he said, in his speech at the event, that the embrace of the CBDC and its underlying technology, called block chain, had the potential of boosting the country’s Gross Domestic Product…
New Telegraph.
Penny Stocks: Radiating future market value
Recently, penny stocks that have long been neglected like those of Daar Communications, Afromedia, Deapcap, and NSL TECH were suddenly seen active on the trading activities chart. On Monday, July 10, 2023, Daar Communications topped the gainers’ chart with 10 per cent to close at 0.22 kobo per share, Dangote Cement followed with 10 per…
New Telegraph.
Emefiele: Coalition warns against detention of perceived enemies of APC govt
The Conference of Nigeria Political Parties (CNPP) and a coalition of civil society groups, known as the Coalition of National Civil Society Organisations (CNCSOs), have jointly called on President Bola Tinubu to demonstrate his commitment to democracy by putting an end to the All Progressives Congress’ (APC) practice of detaining suspected political enemies without trial….
New Telegraph.
Ending home violence among couples
Domestic violence, other- wise known as battering, has recently taken a new dimension not just in Nigeria but around the globe. Battering is a pattern of behavior used to establish power and control over another per- son through fear and intimidation, which usually include the use of violence. In the same vein, Matrimonial Battering is…
New Telegraph.
Australian Sailor, Dog Rescued After 3 Months In Pacific Ocean
An Australian sailor and his dog have been rescued after 3 months adrift in the Pacific Ocean, surviving the ordeal by drinking rainwater and snacking on raw fish. Tim Shaddock and his dog, Bella set off in a catamaran from Mexico’s seaside city of La Paz in April, and planned to sail about 6,000 kilometres…
New Telegraph.
Why Senate approved Tinubu’s request for subsidy palliatives, by Adaramodu
The Senate confirmed the newly appointed service chiefs on Thursday last week during a closed-door session. How did it go and what are the assurances that they can do the work? The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu, sent a letter to the Senate last week, asking the Senate to confirm…
New Telegraph.
Zoonoses Day: ‘Nigeria needs tougher laws to combat wildlife trade, zoonotic diseases’
Many Nigerians are not aware that some of the recent outbreaks of diseases across the country are a result of the exploitation of the ecosphere unleashed by the industrialisation revolution, globalisation and digitalisation agenda on plants and animal kingdoms. From the little mosquito that spreads malaria, yellow fever, typhoid, and worms to life-threatening conditions such…
New Telegraph.
CBN: External debt servicing gulps $3.66bn in 18 months
As concerns continue to grow over the sustainability of Nigeria’s public debt, New Telegraph’s findings show that the Federal Government spent a total $3.66 billion on external debt servicing, from January 2022 to June this year. According to latest data on international payments recently released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the government spent…
New Telegraph.
Interrogating socio-political crises, failures in Nigeria
Saint Gbilekaa’s “Another Voice: Meta-Critical Essays in Drama, Theatre and Politics” is a juxtaposition of theatre and politics to interrogate, mediate and investigate the socio-political crises and failures in Nigeria using revolutionary standpoint. The 254-page book, which assesses Nigerian democratic culture through the standpoint of theatre practice and scholarship, evaluates the place of theatre in…
New Telegraph.
Children’s sacred souls and toxic music
Being a natural part of the environment of all earlyhuman and pre-human species, it is a piece of creative art of leisure that possesses invincible powers capable of taking captive our emotions and thoughts. Its ability to directly or indirectly convey unsolicited messages soul-to-soul to us is unimaginable. It is an embodiment of the good,…
New Telegraph.
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