Nigerians Shun Other Banks' ATMs Over N65 charge

Customers on Monday dumped the use of other banks’ Automated Teller Machines in a bid to avoid paying the newly introduced N65 ATM fee, which became effective that day.

The Central Bank of Nigeria, in collaboration with the Bankers’ Committee, had on August 13, 2014 announced the introduction of the N65 service fee on cash withdrawals from other banks’ ATMs.

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'Voters without permanent cards won't vote'

►The Independent National Electoral Commission on Monday in Abuja said that voters who did not collect their Permanent Voter Cards by December 2014, “would be disenfranchised in the 2015 general elections.”

►The commission also called on Nigerians not to lose hope in its ability to deliver free, fair and credible elections in 2015.

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US Targets Leader of Al-Shebab in Somalia Air Strikes

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►US forces have carried out air strikes against the leader of Somalia’s Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab rebels, with casualties reported but uncertainty hanging over the fate of the main target, officials said Tuesday.

►The Pentagon confirmed an “operation” was carried out on Monday against the hardline militia, and that it was “assessing the results”.

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Army breaks up protests as Yemen raises fuel prices

The United Nations warned on Tuesday of “grave food security concerns” in the west African countries hardest hit by the Ebola outbreak as the deadly epidemic caused labour shortages and disrupted cross-border trade.

Restrictions on movement in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone has led to panic buying, food shortages and severe price hikes, especially in towns and cities, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization said.

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