Biggest ever cyber scammers - Caught bought Lamborghinis, Bentleys, Porsches, and used cash crammed into bin bags to shop in luxury stores

Biggest ever cyber scammers stole £113m by calling people pretending to be from their BANK - and bought Bentleys, Porsches, Lamborghinis and used cash crammed into bin bags to shop in luxury stores

Feezan Hameed (pictured, top right) and his gang scammed £113million from UK firms using so-called 'vishing' techniques, where victims are called and believe they are talking to their bank.

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CBN tells Adeosun: Why We can’t cut interest rate

CBN to Adeosun: We can’t cut interest rate

CBN, yesterday, refused to cut interest rate, suggesting to Adeosun why We can’t cut interest rate

ABUJA – The lack of coordination between the nation’s fiscal and monetary authorities has become manifest as the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, refused to cut interest rate,

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Nigeria must consider National asset sales – Says Saraki

THE Senate yesterday asked the federal government to stop the blame game and get the nation’s economy out of recession, saying Nigerians were hungry.

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FG To Sell the nation’s Refineries, NLNG Shares, Presidential Aircraft

Refineries, NLNG Shares, Presidential Aircraft

The Federal Government has concluded arrangements to sell the nation’s critical assets in order to raise $15 billion to rescue the country out of economic recession.

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Patience Jonathan’s Letter To EFCC over the freezing of a bank account

Letter to the EFCC by Patience Jonathan’s -  accused EFCC as ‘a big thief ’

There was confusion yesterday over a letter purportedly written by the former First Lady, Mrs. Patience Jonathan, to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over the freezing of a bank account containing $15.5 million.

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Cut Interest Rates To Help Economy, Adeosun Tells CBN

Adeosun Tells CBN support the naira to attract foreign inflows

Nigeria’s Finance Minister wants the Central Bank to lower interest rates so that the government can borrow domestically to boost an economy dogged by a recession without increasing its debt servicing costs, Kemi Adeosun said on Monday.

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