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CBEX Resumes Operations Despite SEC Ban
Despite the purported N1.2 trillion digital trading scam that allegedly impacted over 600,000 Nigerians, the troubled Crypto Bridge Exchange trading platform, CBEX, has reopened and announced new withdrawal alternatives in an effort to regain investor confidence. Despite continuing regulatory agency investigations, Punch reports that two traders on the CBEX platform have confirmed that the digital trading company has discreetly resumed operations, enabling new customers to register, trade, and withdraw winnings. The sources claim that in order to determine the amount lost in the scheme, which failed in April, an external audit of the company’s financial records and an insurance verificationRead More
Buhari: Nigeria’s Huge Dependence On Imported Agricultural Products To End Soon
Inaugurates $2.5bn Dangote fertiliser plant, new airport terminal, inspects Lekki Deep Seaport Assures Nigerians of self-sufficiency in food production, increased forex Directs timely completion of seaport Emefiele: Investments glaring testamentRead More
ThriveAgric To Empower Over 200,000 Farmers With $56.4m Debt Funding
ThriveAgric, a fast-growing technology-driven agricultural company, has announced plans to raise $56.4 million debt funding from local commercial banks and institutional investors to empower over 200,000 farmers with its $56.4Read More
Nigeria’s Power Minister Lists Steps Taken To Address Poor Electricity Supply Nationwide
Minister of Power, Abubakar Aliyu, on Saturday said the “emergency meeting” the government held with stakeholders in the sector to address the lingering blackout experienced nationwide had started to yieldRead More
