JEDC boss orders refund of money paid by customers for purchase of pre-paid meters
By Thompson ABISOLA The Jos Electricity Distribution Company (JED) PLC, has ordered the business unit of the company to refund money paid by customers
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Naira sells at N358.5 to dollar at parallel market
By Meletus EZE Naira on Wednesday appreciated marginally against the dollar at the parallel market in Lagos, exchanging at N358.50 to the dollars TBI Africa
Shell invests $5.2m in capacity building of young Nigerians, says GM
By Thompson ABISOLA Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) and its Joint Venture partners invested about 5.2 million dollars in 2017 to develop the intellectual capacity
Ugandan lawmakers to review controversial social media, mobile tax
By Giwa SHILE Ugandan lawmakers will on Wednesday review the recently imposed controversial government tax on the use of social media and mobile money transactions,
All 13 rescued from flooded Thai cave: navy SEAL unit
By Meletus EZE All 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped for more than two weeks deep inside a flood Thai cave have been rescued,
Kaduna Govt., World Bank train 900 youths on virtual economy
By Kunle SHONUGA The Kaduna State Government in Partnership with Digital Naija on Tuesday commenced a three-day training of 900 youth on the use of
Divorce in Germany at lowest level for 25 years
By Aliyu DANLADI The number of divorces in Germany has fallen to its lowest level in 25 years, the Federal Statistics Office reported on Tuesday.
IMF to press lawsuit against Facebook over privacy breaches
By Kunle SHONUGA Litigation funder IMF Bentham Ltd. (IMF.AX) is preparing to potentially sue social media giant Facebook Inc. in Australia over its sharing of
Russia registers 8 ceasefire violations in Syria over past 24 hours – Defence ministry
By Aliyu DANLADI The Russian Defence Ministry on Tuesday said the Russian party to the Russian-Turkish Commission on the Syrian ceasefire has recorded eight ceasefire
EU court order Jehovah’s Witnesses to comply with data protection rules
By Kunle SHONUGA The European Union’s top court ruled on Tuesday that the Jehovah’s Witnesses religious group must comply with data protection rules when members
