Esther Alexander

1 week ago | blueprint.ng | Esther Alexander

1. CBEX is an Unlicensed PlatformCBEX operated without any official registration in Nigeria or Canada, despite falsely claiming to be headquartered in Canada. Investigations revealed no legitimate records of the company in Canadian business directories. 2. Massive Financial LossesThe platform allegedly drained over ₦1.3 trillion (approximately $809 million) from investors’ accounts, leaving thousands in financial distress. 3.

Dec 6, 2024 | nationalaccordnewspaper.com | Esther Alexander

By ESTHER ALEXANDER, Abuja –The ongoing Israeli military onslaught in Gaza has entered its 426th day, with devastating consequences for the Palestinian people. As of December 4, the death toll has risen to 44,466, with 105,358 injured, mostly children and women, according to a statement obtained from the Palestine Embassy in Nigeria. The statement revealed that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, with thousands of victims still trapped under rubble.

Dec 1, 2024 | nationalaccordnewspaper.com | Chidi Amuta |Esther Alexander

Team Nigeria Armed Forces topped the medals table at the 2nd Africa Military Games (AMGA) 2024, clinching a total of 234 medals as the competition ended on Saturday night. Team Nigeria secured 114 gold, 65 silver, and 45 bronze across 21 sports, according to the medal table. Algeria came second with 96 medals, consisting of 53 gold, 22 sliver and 21 bronze and it is billed to host the 3rd edition.

Dec 1, 2024 | nationalaccordnewspaper.com | Chidi Amuta |Esther Alexander

Of all the ills that afflict a democracy, a stubborn virus in the party system is the most lethal. Where politicians treat the party system as their exclusive preserve, to do as they wish, it is hard for the system to self- correct let alone see that there is anything wrong. It could be worse when parties become like rickety “molues’ merely meant to convey political passengers to their next election destination irrespective of their belief, aim and purpose for seeking power.

Nov 30, 2024 | nationalaccordnewspaper.com | Esther Alexander

A former Governor of Anambra State, Peter Obi, has donated 10 computers and printers to Saint Augustine College, Mayo-Belwa, Adamawa State. Speaking at the presentation in Yola on Saturday, Obi said the gesture was to help students acquire more knowledge in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). “Today, we are talking about technology, therefore, our children need to be empowered with technological skills for them to excel,” he said.