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Nigeria’s economic crisis deepens: Children facing death penalty for protesting cost of living

By Maggie Vascassenno

In Nigeria, 29 children aged 14 to 17 could face the death penalty after being arraigned in Abuja on Nov. 1 with 76 others for participating in protests against the country’s severe cost-of-living crisis. 

The children were charged with multiple felonies, including treason and public disturbance, despite Nigeria’s Child Rights Act, which prohibits criminal proceedings against children or sentencing them to death. Bail was set at an impossible 10 million naira ($5,900) per defendant; some have endured 90 days in detention without adequate food.

Four children collapsed in court from exhaustion. They should be freed and allowed to unite with their families.

Nigeria, one of Africa’s top oil producers, continues to struggle with extreme poverty, rampant corruption, and high inflation. A significant portion of its 210 million people face food insecurity, and the inflation rate is at a 28-year high. Meanwhile, the government has implemented austerity measures at the behest of the World Bank, which is dominated by the U.S.

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Royal Love +epilogue 👑❤️

Summary: M'baku is a 19 year old prince who will soon take the throne of jabariland. His father has arranged a marriage for him as it has been a tradition for years but, Mbaku is not happy. One day he meets a stunning girl named y/n and his life changes in the blink of an eye.

Mbaku Pov🤎:

I was awakened by the voice of my two guards Amina and Imani. "My prince, wake up. We have very important things scheduled for today." Amina said. "I've already sent for your breakfast to be prepared. It should be done by the time you finish getting ready." Imani added. "Thank you Amina and Imani." I thanked them. They nodded in response. They left my room so that I could get ready. I brushed my teeth, washed my face, took a shower and got dressed in my royal attire for today. I've just turned 19 only two weeks ago and my father is already hassling me about an arranged marriage. I wish to find my own wife but no matter how many times I bring it up he doesn't listen. I made my way downstairs and ate breakfast with my parents. "Mbaku I've found a wife for you. Her name is princess Sarai from the merchant tribe." my dad told me happily. *here we go again* I thought. "Father I've already told you. I'm not marrying her." I said annoyed. "It's tradition. You're about to become king, no? You can't become king without a wife. "IM NOT MARRYING HER!" I yelled. I'm so angry at my father all he seems to care about is the throne and to him, anything outside of that is irrelevant. "Ay you dare to speak to your father this way eh? The marriage is happening in three days end of discussion." My father spat.

When nightfall came I packed all of my things and brought along food and weapons. I planned to run away from the palace. *i can't be forced to marry someone if I'm not here* I thought.

*timeskip for 1 hour*

By now, I was long gone from my kingdom leaving behind my family, tribe, and the throne. I needed to make a point to my father that he can't control me. I'm 19 I should have the right to make MY own decisions especially when it comes to marriage. It was nightfall when I saw a girl walking through the village. Her s/c( skin color) glistened in the moonlight. Her long locs of hair touched all the way to the middle of her back. "Can I help you?" She asked knocking me out of my trance. "Y-yeah. Can you tell me where I am? I've come from jabariland." I asked her. "Sure. You're in the mahi village which is not too far from the molwheni clan" the mystery girl replied. ( A/N: not sure if that's real it's the first thing I thought of 💀). "Do you have anywhere to stay?" She added. "No. Can you tell me the directions to a place?" I asked. I didn't want to trouble her but I also needed somewhere to stay. "Come." The girl replied while offering her hand. I took it and she led us to a large hut house near a waterfall. "This is my house. If you wish, You may stay here for however long you need. I don't want you going off by yourself this late at night." The girl told me. "Thank you. My name is Mbaku. What's yours?" I asked her. "My name is y/n nice to meet you." Y/n replied. "Nice to meet you as well" I told her. We were getting to know each other and I explained why I'd come here.

Y/n pov✨: i normally don't let people stay with me but Mbaku seems nice and I didn't want him out this late at night. When it gets late it's very dangerous and I wouldn't want him to get hurt. We talked for a little and I learned that he was a prince. We talked and eventually fell asleep.

*timeskip to one week*

Mbaku has been staying here with me for a week now and I enjoy his company. I've always lived alone and it was nice to have someone to talk and spend time with. Unfortunately, he is leaving to go back with his kingdom. I have developed strong feelings for him but I feel its way too early for a relationship at the moment. I helped mbaku pack his things and got ready to walk him out. "Y/n Wait i have to talk to you before I go" he spoke. "I'm listening" I told him. "It's only been a week but it feels like I've known you forever. I have strong feelings for you and you're the only person who has made me feel this much happiness in a long time. Would you like to come back to jabariland with me?" Mbaku spoke. I thought about it for a second while taking everything in. "Yes I'd love to come with you under one condition" I responded. He looked up at me to let me know he was listening. "Can we get to know each other more before any relationship between us? I don't want us to move too fast." I added. "Yes princess anything for you. I need a wife to become king but that is the least of my concern right now. I genuinely want to be with you and Im willing to wait however long it takes until you're ready." Mbaku replied. The both of started to walk back to jabariland as we held hands and talked.

Mbaku Pov🤎:

*Timeskip*

By now y/n and I had made it back to jabariland. She suggested that we both share a room due to her not being familiar with the palace (a/n: y/n didn't want to be by herself) and of course I agreed. While y/n was preparing for bed I went to go speak with my mother. I didn't even want to look at my father let alone speak to him. When it came to marriage and things in general, my mother has always been more understanding than my father. When we talked, I explained to her where I went, why I left, and the reason I didn't want to marry princess Sarai. She understood where I was coming from and she agreed to talk to my father about it. I made my way back to me and y/n's room where I found her already asleep. I took a shower, brushed my teeth and face, and changed into my sleepwear. Afterwards, I got in the bed and snuggled close to y/n and dozed off to sleep.

A/n: i don't feel like putting a bunch of different pov's and time skips and I also didn't wanna leave y'all on a cliffhanger so i wrote a epilogue😭

Epilogue: y/n and mbaku dated for about 2 years and 6 months before they got married. M'baku's mom talked to his dad and after some time he agreed to call off the planned wedding for princess Saraí and mbaku. Instead, mbaku and y:n got married and a bunch of gifts were given to them by the people of their tribe. They received clothes, jewelry, etc. about 6 months after their wedding y/n discovered that she was pregnant. She had birthed one girl and one boy. Mbaku and y/n named them g/n and b/n( girl name and boy name. it can be any name you want btw). Y/n and mbaku both ruled as king and queen until their son b/n became old enough to inherit the throne. Their daughter was next in line but she had chosen to be a warrior instead of a ruler.

A/n: thats it for this imagine but the next one will be about tchalla since I haven't done anything about him yet so stay tuned! Hopefully you enjoyed this imagine and let me know what you would like to see more of, comments, etc.

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Photo of the Week: The colour of money

Bring am – Bolaji Alonge Money is on the mind of Nigerians this week. The Central Bank of Nigeria has extended the period for exchanging Naira notes to February 10 after it became obvious that the deadline of January 31 could not be met. Banks worked all weekend with some customers lining up carrying bags of old Naira notes, while others were distributing new notes to rural areas. For many…

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CBN Warns Against Fake ‘Swift’ Messages

CBN Warns Against Fake ‘Swift’ Messages The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned the general public to be cautious of fraudulent ‘Swift’ messages and unsubstantiated claims regarding foreign currency transfers allegedly withheld by Nigerian banks or the apex bank itself. The warning follows a surge in petitions from private individuals, law firms, government agencies, and private entities…

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Levarus: Achieving a Quick and Smooth Oracle Flexcube 14.6 Core Banking System Implementation in 3 Months at Mauritius

In the world of banking, speed, efficiency, and reliability are critical, especially when it comes to core banking solutions. For financial institutions, implementing a robust core banking system like Oracle Flexcube 14.6 can transform operations, improve customer experiences, and enhance regulatory compliance. As a dedicated banking software consulting company, Levarus recently showcased its expertise by successfully implementing Oracle Flexcube 14.6 in a commercial bank in Mauritius within an impressive three-month timeline. This swift Oracle Flexcube 14.6 core banking system implementation has underscored Levarus's position as a top-notch Oracle Flexcube implementation partner.

In this blog, we’ll dive into Levarus’s unique approach to fast core banking system implementations, highlighting their expertise in Oracle Flexcube 14.6 and what makes them a sought-after partner for financial institutions across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and beyond.

Why Choose Oracle Flexcube 14.6 for Core Banking?

Oracle Flexcube 14.6 has become a preferred choice for banks worldwide, offering a comprehensive, modular, and scalable solution that meets diverse banking needs. Designed to streamline banking operations, Flexcube 14.6 enables seamless integrations with a bank's existing digital ecosystem, supports various payment systems, and is highly adaptable to emerging digital banking trends. Financial institutions across different regions – including Africa, Germany, the Middle East, Nigeria, the United Kingdom, and the United States – have increasingly adopted this system to stay competitive and compliant.

Levarus: Oracle Flexcube 14.6 Implementation Partner

Levarus has earned a reputation for being an Oracle Flexcube 14.6 implementation partner, consistently delivering successful projects across the globe. Their recent project in Mauritius, completed in record time, is a testament to their expertise and commitment to client satisfaction. The team at Levarus took charge of both the consulting and implementation phases, offering a smooth, structured approach that left no room for disruptions.

Quick Oracle Flexcube 14.6 Core Banking System Implementation in Mauritius

The recent implementation of Oracle Flexcube 14.6 core banking system at a commercial bank in Mauritius was completed in an impressive three-month period. This achievement speaks to Levarus’s experience, strategic planning, and a structured approach to core banking implementations. By partnering closely with the bank’s stakeholders, Levarus tailored the solution to fit the bank's unique requirements while ensuring a smooth transition to the new platform.

Key Success Factors in Fast Core Banking System Implementation

Levarus’s success in Mauritius is rooted in their commitment to excellence and innovation. Here are some critical factors that contributed to the rapid and seamless implementation:

In-depth Consultation and Analysis: Before beginning any implementation, Levarus conducts a thorough analysis of the bank’s existing infrastructure, processes, and requirements. This allows them to create a tailored project plan that minimizes disruptions and optimizes resources.

Comprehensive Testing: Levarus places a strong emphasis on Oracle Flexcube 14.6 testing to ensure the system's robustness and functionality. They conduct rigorous Oracle Flexcube core banking system testing during each stage, identifying and addressing potential issues before they can impact the bank’s operations.

Efficient Resource Allocation: Levarus employs highly skilled professionals specializing in Oracle Flexcube 14.6, enabling them to execute the implementation with precision and speed. The company’s project management strategy emphasizes clear communication, accountability, and rapid issue resolution.

Post-Implementation Support: Levarus goes beyond just delivering the core banking system – they provide comprehensive support to ensure the system operates smoothly post-implementation. Their team remains available to address any challenges that may arise, ensuring a seamless experience for the bank and its customers.

Levarus’s Role in Consulting and Testing for Oracle Flexcube 14.6

A major advantage of working with Levarus is their dual expertise in both consulting and testing. The company doesn’t just install software – they ensure it aligns with the bank’s strategic objectives. By performing extensive Oracle Flexcube 14.6 testing, Levarus can guarantee the reliability of the core banking solution in diverse scenarios. This attention to detail has positioned them as a trusted partner for banks worldwide looking for fast, efficient Oracle Flexcube 14.6 core banking implementations.

Levarus's Global Reach in Core Banking Implementations

The successful Oracle Flexcube 14.6 implementation in Mauritius is part of a broader trend, with Levarus expanding its services to multiple regions, including Africa, the Middle East, Europe, the United States, and Asia. They have demonstrated proficiency in core banking implementations across different financial landscapes, adapting Oracle Flexcube 14.6 to meet regulatory requirements and operational needs in diverse regions. This global reach ensures that Levarus is well-equipped to handle Oracle Flexcube core banking system implementations in areas as varied as Nigeria, Germany, the United Kingdom, and India.

Oracle Flexcube 14.6 Core Banking Implementation in Africa and Middle East

In regions like Africa and the Middle East, where banking needs are evolving rapidly, Levarus has been instrumental in enabling financial institutions to modernize their core banking systems with Oracle Flexcube 14.6. By working closely with banks in these areas, Levarus customizes implementations to meet regulatory standards, operational goals, and customer expectations. Their quick implementation timelines allow banks in these regions to stay competitive and offer advanced services to their customers sooner.

Oracle Flexcube 14.6 Core Banking Implementation in Germany and the United States

In mature banking markets like Germany and the United States, Levarus has proven to be a valuable partner for banks looking to upgrade or transition to Oracle Flexcube 14.6. The team’s meticulous approach to testing and implementation ensures that banks in these countries can integrate new core banking features without disrupting their operations. With a focus on efficiency and compliance, Levarus enables financial institutions in these regions to offer enhanced services to their customers quickly and securely.

Oracle Flexcube 14.6 Core Banking Implementation in India, Nigeria, and London

Levarus’s footprint in core banking extends to emerging and established financial hubs alike, including India, Nigeria, and London. As an Oracle Flexcube implementation partner, Levarus tailors each project to meet the unique demands of the market, be it adapting to local regulatory requirements, supporting various payment systems, or integrating digital banking services. This flexibility and expertise make Levarus a top choice for banks in these locations seeking reliable Oracle Flexcube 14.6 core banking implementations.

Future of Core Banking Implementations with Levarus

As a specialized banking software consulting company, Levarus is committed to keeping pace with industry advancements. With a dedicated team and a proven methodology, they are well-positioned to lead future Oracle Flexcube 14.6 core banking implementations worldwide. Their ability to adapt the software to meet the needs of banks in diverse regions is a testament to their commitment to excellence. By offering fast, efficient, and reliable implementations, Levarus is helping banks across the globe modernize their core banking systems and improve customer satisfaction.

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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been ordered by the court to stop allocating funds to Rivers State

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been prevented from disbursing monthly budgetary allocations to the administration of Rivers State by the Federal High Court in Abuja. The court determined that it is unconstitutional for Governor Siminalayi Fubara to receive and distribute these allocations. According to Justice Joyce Abdulmalik, Fubara’s acts were against the 1999 Constitution and his…

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IMF Responsible For Nigeria’s Economic Woe − NLC

IMF responsible for Nigeria’s economic woe − NLC, as Labour asks to allow Nigeria breathe Amid ongoing economic downtown and widespread hardship in Nigeria, Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has launched a scattering attack on International Monetary Fund (IMF) over its denial in any involvement relating to the removal of petrol subsidy and the formulation and implementation of various inhumane…

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Wigwe University: A New Era of Learning and Experience

Wigwe University, located in Isiokpo, Nigeria, has recently opened its doors to students, marking a significant milestone in the educational landscape of the country

Wigwe University, located in Isiokpo, Nigeria, has recently opened its doors to students, marking a significant milestone in the educational landscape of the country. Founded by the late Herbert Wigwe, the former CEO of Access Bank, this institution aims to provide a world-class educational experience. As students embark on their academic journeys, many are sharing their initial experiences,…

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Another $5 million world Bank loan for Nigeria

The FG is seeking a $500 million World Bank loan to improve basic education, aiming to boost learning and cut out-of-school numbers. This is according to the Programme Information Document for the loan project. Naira Metrics reports that the loan is part of the World Bank’s HOPE for Quality Basic Education for All initiative, which aims to improve learning outcomes and address the challenges of…

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Fidelity Bank Stock record Over 20% Growth Following Combined Offer

Growing investor confidence and strong market participation have continue to boost optimism about Fidelity Bank’s stock as the bank experienced a remarkable 20% surge on the Nigerian stock market.. Touchaheart– The combined offer consisted of 10 billion ordinary shares priced at N9.75 for the public and 3.2 billion shares at N9.25 for existing shareholders, collectively raising N127.1 billion.…

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Emefiele's CBN New Naira Notes Different from President's Approval, Witness Tells Court

Emefiele’s CBN New Naira Notes Different from President’s Approval, Witness Tells Court The trial of former Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Governor Godwin Emefiele continued on Thursday, November 14, 2024, at the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, High Court in Maitama, with a fifth prosecution witness, Kingsley Obiora, former CBN Deputy Governor in charge of policy, disclosing that the new naira…

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3 months old but still relevant

‘Unprecedented scale’ of violations against children in Gaza, West Bank and Israel, UN report says

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CBN requests that users report any unlawful charges

Customers should review the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) advice on bank charges to determine how much they should be charged for every given transaction.Head Complaint Management Division, Consumer Protection Department, Mohammed Muazu, recommended clients to analyse their online bank statements supplied by their banks to check differences between the CBN’s recommendations and what they were…