Fraudsters Hit Nigeria’s Financial System With N162bn Losses In Six Years

Fraudsters Hit Nigeria’s Financial System With N162bn Losses In Six Years

[mc4wp_form id=33047] …E-Commerce, Cyber Fraud Jumps By Over 2,000% …CBN Pushes Industry-Wide Security Reforms Nigeria’s financial system lost more than N162bn to fraud between 2020 and 2025, according to Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)-supervised industry data, reflecting sustained pressure on the country’s banking infrastructure as both fraud attempts and actual losses continued to rise over…

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Trump-Backed Megachurch Pastor Ends Campaign After Texting Scandal With Former Pageant Queen

Megachurch Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer suspended his bid for the U.S. House Wednesday after his intimate texts with a campaign fundraiser surfaced. Lahmeyer left the race the same day as President Trump switched his endorsement away from him to his competitor in the GOP primary election runoff, Oklahoma state Rep. Mark Telford, Politico reported. The Daily…

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Trump Denies 0bn Payment To Iran, Calls Reports ‘Fake News’

Trump Denies $300bn Payment To Iran, Calls Reports ‘Fake News’

[mc4wp_form id=33047] United States President Donald Trump has dismissed reports that Washington plans to pay Iran $300bn under the recently signed memorandum of understanding, describing the claim as “Fake News.” Trump made the clarification in a statement shared by the White House on Thursday amid growing debate over the implications of the agreement between the…

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Pollster Stands By Rejected Survey Showing Struggling Democrat In Single Digits That He Released Anyway

A Michigan pollster is standing by his decision to release a survey showing a Democratic Senate candidate at 6% — despite a news outlet having rejected it over methodology concerns. Steve Mitchell, a longtime researcher based in the key battleground state, conducted a survey that he claimed to be done on behalf of local news…

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Super Falcons retain 36th position in latest FIFA women’s world rankings 

Super Falcons retain 36th position in latest FIFA women’s world rankings 

African champions Super Falcons of Nigeria remained in 36th position in the latest FIFA women’s world rankings, DAILY POST reports. Justine Madugu’s side also maintained their position as the highest ranked team in Africa. The Super Falcons were in action twice against Senegal in international friendlies earlier this month. The 10-time African champions won the…

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