Sunday, December 22, 2019

CBN Reduce Banks’ ATM Withdrawal Fee From N65 To N35

 

 The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced the reduction in the withdrawal fee charged for the use of other banks’ Automated Teller Machines.

   The apex bank on Sunday December 22, announced that it has slashed banks' ATM withdrawal fee from N65 to N35. It also directed that the N35 ATM fee should be imposed on a bank user after the third withdrawal in a month.

   In the new Guide to Bank Charges, Card Maintenance Fee on all cards linked to current accounts was removed as financial institutions were also ordered to charge a maximum of N1 per mille for customer induced debit transactions to third parties and transfers or lodgments to the customers’ account in other bank on current accounts only.

Nollywood Actor Samuel Alabi Yellow dies at 62



   Nollywood veteran actor,  Samuel Alabi Oludayo Akinpelu a.k.a Alabi Yellow has passed on at the age of 62.  Before his death, Alabi Yellow suffered a stroke after his wife's death and was moved to his hometown Ikorodu to live with his mother.

Reality Star TBoss Pictured With Her Baby Girl


   Big Brother Naija star TBoss and her little daughter pictured... Who could be the baby daddy?

Former Actress Dolly Unachukwu Gives Advice To Ladies Exposing Themselves



   UK Based former Nollywood actress Dolly Unachukwu has a problem with photos that reek of Nudity being posted on the Internet.

How Ajimobi awarded dubious contracts, padded budget – Makinde

 

   Oyo State Governor, Engr. Oluseyi Makinde on December 21, 2019 painted a gory picture of the alleged corrupt practices that characterised the administration of his predecessor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi of the All Progressive Congress, APC, in the management of the affairs of the state.

   Makinde stated that the era of the immediate past administration was characterised by corruption, budget padding, mismanagement of funds, kickback syndrome, inflation of contracts’ fees, lop-sidedness in projects management, award of contracts only to their cronies and re-awarding of projects at double price, among others.

Bid to strip Meghan Markle and Prince Harry of their royal titles fails

 

    A campaign to try and strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their titles as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has failed. Angry residents in Sussex signed a petition to have their royal names changed and it was backed by 3,800 people.

  The titles were given to the couple by The Queen after they got married in Windsor, Berks in May last year. The petition was led by anti-monarchist campaigner Charles Ross who said the decision to give them the titles was "morally wrong" and "disrespectful."

  He also said it was "entirely non-democratic" and a "'symbol of oppression by the wealthy elite." However, last night Brighton and Hove City councillors - who had to discuss the motion at a council meeting - rejected it.