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Mojisola Adebanjo Honored with Best Supporting Role at CoolWealth Awards

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Nollywood sensation Mojisola Adebanjo has been honored with the prestigious Best Supporting Role Award at the esteemed CoolWealth Awards. Since her debut in the captivating movie “Farida Secrets” last year, Mojisola has become a fixture in the Nollywood scene, gracing several movies with her talent and charisma.

Her remarkable performance in various roles has earned her accolades and widespread recognition in the industry. Mojisola Adebanjo’s dedication to her craft shines through, captivating audiences and leaving a lasting impression with each character she portrays on screen.

Expressing her gratitude for the award, Mojisola shared her excitement about the future, stating her commitment to bringing more captivating content to the audience. She hinted at upcoming projects, promising to continue delivering compelling performances and engaging storytelling in the year ahead.

As she continues to carve her path in Nollywood, Mojisola Adebanjo remains a rising star, leaving an indelible mark in the world of Nigerian cinema. Her passion, talent, and determination serve as an inspiration to aspiring actors and movie enthusiasts across the industry.

Pullix (PLX) Emerges Victorious in Altcoin Battle Against Avalanche (AVAX) and Mina Protocol (MINA)

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The altcoin landscape has intensified with newer projects challenging established ones like Avalanche (AVAX) and Mina Protocol (MIN).

Pullix (PLX), a newcomer, is now shaking up the competition. Let’s delve deeper into this altcoin clash.

Avalanche (AVAX) Shifts Focus Towards Meme Coins for Network Boost

Initially recognized for scalability and interoperability, Avalanche (AVAX) has faced increased competition lately. To counter declining utility, the project plans to enter the meme coin space. Additionally, it aims to explore gas tokens, NFTs, stablecoins, and real-world assets.

Despite a 72% drop from its peak, AVAX has shown signs of recovery, surging 80% in the last 30 days, reaching $41.3 in January 2024. However, can it measure up against Pullix, the emerging altcoin?

Pullix (PLX), A Promising Altcoin with Wider Financial Market Access

Pullix (PLX) aims to revolutionize DeFi by offering inclusive trading opportunities across various markets like forex, stocks, ETFs, and commodities. Leveraging high transaction volumes in these markets could potentially drive PLX’s price upward.

Moreover, Pullix stands out by prioritizing user privacy through anonymous trading, eliminating the need for KYC rules. This approach enhances safety and accessibility for traders worldwide, supported by the PLX utility token forecasted to dominate the bull market in 2024.

Mina Protocol (MINA) Integrates ZK Technology

Mina Protocol (MINA) targets efficient DApp operations in DeFi and has gained traction. To bolster its capabilities, MINA has adopted zero-knowledge (ZK) technology to support both EVM and non-EVM codebases while maintaining development costs.

Although MINA has surged from $0.35 to $1.54 in January 2024, marking an 85% recovery from its all-time high, it trails behind PLX in the altcoin race.

In Conclusion

Pullix currently holds an advantage over Avalanche and Mina Protocol due to its strong ties to global financial markets.

 

Analysts predict a substantial growth trajectory for PLX, potentially reaching $1 in 2024, despite its current value at $0.07 per token.

For further details on Pullix’s presale, refer to the links provided:

– Visit Pullix
– Join The Pullix Communities

 

 

Pullix (PLX) sees a significant surge while the frenzy around meme coins like Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Pepe (PEPE) diminishes

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Pullix (PLX), currently in Stage 6 of its ICO, has recently experienced a significant surge, potentially signaling a shift in market focus away from meme coins such as Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Pepe (PEPE).

Experts suggest that PLX could potentially become the next token to achieve a 100x increase in value by 2024.

Pullix stands out as one of the most promising altcoins to invest in. The project aims to capitalize on the $618 trillion OTC derivatives market by offering a platform for global traders to access various financial markets like gold, Forex, and cryptocurrencies, all in one place.

This DeFi platform addresses issues plaguing online trading by introducing 0% commissions on trades and raw spread trading, eliminating concerns about high fees.

The PLX native token, currently priced at $0.08 in its Stage 6 presale, lies at the core of this platform. It introduces the concept of “Trade-to-Earn,” providing benefits like reduced trading fees and exclusive asset access to holders.

Staking the PLX token enables users to earn a share of Pullix’s daily revenue, attracting global investors.

With over 60 million tokens sold, Pullix has raised $3 million, indicating high demand. Analysts foresee a potential 100x surge once PLX hits exchanges in Q1 of 2024.

In contrast, Shiba Inu (SHIB) has experienced a decline, with its price dropping and trading volume decreasing.

Despite this, technical analysis suggests a bullish outlook, with predictions indicating SHIB reaching $0.00001049 by February 2024.

Similarly, Pepe (PEPE) has seen a decrease in value, but technical indicators and the Fear & Greed rating suggest a positive trajectory, with predictions pointing towards a price of $0.000001329 by February 2024.

What sets Pullix apart from Shiba Inu and Pepe is its unique utility and focus on a tangible market.

Unlike meme coins, PLX offers concrete benefits, including a low market cap of $14 million compared to SHIB’s $5.7 billion and PEPE’s $519 million.

Pullix’s range of features and benefits, including daily revenue sharing with holders, positions it as a promising token poised for significant growth in the upcoming market uptrend.

The court imposes a fine of N100 million on the Federal Government for infringing on Emefiele’s rights

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The High Court in Abuja, within the Federal Capital Territory, has ruled that the extended detention of the former Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Godwin Emefiele, without trial violated his fundamental rights.

As a consequence, the court imposed a N100 million fine on both the Federal Government and the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

Additionally, the court issued an order prohibiting the FG and its representatives from re-arresting or detaining Emefiele without a court order.

This judgment stemmed from a fundamental human rights lawsuit filed by the ex-CBN governor after his prolonged detention by the Department of State Services.

Emefiele sought N1 billion in damages and requested the court to restrain the defendants from further arresting or detaining him.

The former CBN boss was arrested on June 10 following his suspension by President Bola Tinubu,

The defendants in this suit included the Federal Government, the Attorney General of the Federation, the EFCC, and its chairman.

Guinea secured a 2-0 victory against the Super Eagles in a pre-AFCON friendly match

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The Nigerian national team, the Super Eagles, suffered a 2-0 loss against Guinea in a pre-2023 African Cup of Nations friendly at Abu Dhabi’s Bani Yas Stadium.

The match updates highlighted Guinea’s early goal in the 14th minute and Nigeria’s missed penalty in the 20th minute.

Despite the Eagles’ efforts to equalize, Guinea secured a second goal in the 64th minute, concluding the match 2-0 in favor of Guinea.

Looking ahead to the AFCON tournament, Nigeria aims for its fourth title, having previously won in 1980, 1994, and 2013.

The Super Eagles are set to begin their Group A campaign against Equatorial Guinea on January 14, followed by matches against host nation Ivory Coast and Guinea Bissau on January 18 and 22, respectively.

Both Nigeria and Guinea face challenging groups in this year’s AFCON, with tough competitors such as defending champions Senegal, Cameroon, Gambia, and Equatorial Guinea.

 

EFCC summons Betta Edu regarding alleged involvement in a N585 million scandal

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has summoned Betta Edu, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, to its headquarters in Jabi, Abuja regarding an alleged N585 million scandal.

Following President Bola Tinubu’s suspension announcement via his Special Adviser, Ajuri Ngelale, an EFCC source confirmed that Chairman Ola Olukoyede had initially recommended her suspension for a thorough investigation.

The agency swiftly acted upon the President’s order to investigate the alleged misallocation of N585.189 million, designated for vulnerable groups in Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Ogun, and Lagos states, into a private account.

 

An EFCC source stated that they’ve formally invited the suspended Minister and await her arrival at their headquarters.

 

Glo customers will soon face restrictions on making calls to MTN numbers, as per NCC regulations

The inability for Globacom subscribers to call MTN lines is imminent due to unsettled interconnect charges, as disclosed by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in a recent public notice signed by Director Reuben Muoka.

The NCC partially approved MTN’s request to disconnect Globacom due to the unpaid fees, stating that Globacom had been given the chance to present its case.

Despite this, the NCC found Globacom lacking sufficient justification for non-payment.

Following this notice, after a 10-day period, Globacom users won’t be able to make outgoing calls to MTN but will still receive incoming calls.

This issue echoes a prior incident in 2019 when MTN briefly disconnected Glo subscribers over a N4bn debt.

The telecom regulator had previously sanctioned disconnections over mounting interconnect debts in 2018, which totaled approximately N165bn across the industry.

Interconnect charges, representing the fees telecom operators pay for calls ending on different networks, have led to a dispute between MTN and Glo, with the latter owing around N6bn according to an MTN source. Despite efforts to reach Glo for comment, no response has been received yet.

As of August 2023, Glo’s network hosted 61.39 million mobile subscriptions, all of which, as per the new NCC notice, will lose the ability to call MTN lines starting January 18, 2024.

Tinubu suspends Betta Edu due to involvement in a N585 million scandal

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President Bola Tinubu took action on Monday by suspending the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Betta Edu, amidst public outcry over an alleged N585 million scandal.

The suspension was announced by the President’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, emphasizing Tinubu’s commitment to upholding integrity, transparency, and accountability in managing the nation’s resources.

Following Tinubu’s directive on Sunday for a thorough investigation into the N585 million scandal within the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, he pledged to decisively deal with any individuals found guilty of misconduct during the inquiry.

Various groups, including the Peoples Democratic Party, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, Femi Falana, SAN, the Yoruba Youth Assembly, and civil society organizations, urged an unrestricted investigation into the leaked memo by Minister Betta Edu, instructing the Accountant-General of the Federation to transfer the funds into a private account.

In response, Minister Edu defended the payment, asserting that it was intended for vulnerable groups in certain states and insisting that the allegations against her were unfounded.

Her Media Assistant, Rasheed Olarenwaju, stated that such payments into private accounts were within the bounds of civil service norms, particularly for project accountants.

Further details are anticipated to emerge in due course.

 

BBC investigation reveals allegations of rape and torture by TB Joshua against members

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The late Nigerian pastor, Temitope Joshua, also known as TB Joshua, was a figure of immense influence and wealth, heading the Synagogue Church of All Nations.

He was renowned for alleged miracles that ‘healed’ various ailments.

However, a recent BBC report sheds light on more than 25 individuals who came forward with harrowing accounts of sexual assault, physical abuse, and psychological trauma during their time at Joshua’s compound.

These accounts spanned over nearly 20 years, involving individuals from various countries.

Victims detailed experiences of being singled out, raped, and psychologically manipulated by Joshua.

They spoke of a culture of isolation, fear, and control within the compound, where attempts to leave were met with resistance.

Many described violent assaults and the psychological toll, including suicide attempts.

The investigation also highlighted how former insiders estimated Joshua’s substantial earnings from different revenue streams, including fundraising and international appearances.

The report disclosed allegations of fake miracles orchestrated by Joshua and the coercion of individuals into giving false testimonies about their healings.

Moreover, it mentioned claims of physical assaults on those attempting to speak out against the church.

Some victims reported being recruited to bring in new followers, and there were horrifying accounts of forced abortions and manipulative medical procedures performed on women.

Despite the church’s denial of the allegations and Joshua’s passing, survivors expressed frustration at the lack of justice.

The church continues to operate under his widow’s leadership.

The investigation portrays a grim picture of exploitation and abuse within a religious institution that was globally celebrated for its supposed miracles, unearthing a distressing reality behind the charismatic façade.

Universities under investigation for fraudulent certificates are identified by NUC

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The Federal Ministry of Education, last Tuesday, announced the suspension of evaluating and accrediting degree certificates from Benin and Togo, following an exposé by a Nigerian newspaper.

The investigation revealed a degree mill in Cotonou, where a reporter obtained a degree in six weeks and completed the mandatory one-year program of the National Youth Service Corps.

The National Universities Commission is actively working to eradicate fake universities in Nigeria, listing those under investigation.

The NUC warns against obtaining certificates from these institutions, as they won’t be recognized for NYSC, employment, or further studies.

Former Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, highlighted the challenge posed by illegal universities, stressing the government’s continuous crackdown. Presently, 58 illegal universities have been uncovered in Nigeria.