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                            The suspects The Bengalore police have arrested two Nigerians and a Ghanaian for allegedly creating fake websites mimicking that of various city hospitals and luring prospective kidney donors for transplants with fake advertisements offering up to Rs 4 crore (about N217 million).   The arrested persons identified as Matthew Innocent, Matthew Miracle from Nigeria and Collins from Ghana, make  prospective donors pay lakhs of rupees upfront in the name of various charges such as registration fees and later cut contact, Indian Express reports.   The incident came to light when the medical director of Sagar Hospitals filed a complaint with the southeast division CEN (cyber economics and narcotic crimes) police station, saying that some miscreants had launched a website in the name of their hospital. While Sagar hospitals website was sagarhospitals.in, the website created was sagar...

                                    Putin               Gazprom facility in Russia Demands payment in roubles to shield it from sanctions EU denounces gas cut-off as 'blackmail' Russia halted gas supplies to Bulgaria and Poland on Wednesday for rejecting its demand to pay in roubles, taking direct aim at European economies in its toughest retaliation so far against international sanctions over the war in Ukraine. The step was denounced by European leaders as "blackmail", and comes as European countries have joined the United States in ramping up arms shipments to help Ukraine fend off a new Russian assault in the east. Ukraine reported on Wednesday that Russian troops had made gains in several villages there. Russia reported a number of blasts on its side of the border, including a blaze at an arms depot, which Kyiv called "karma". Moscow says the gas cut-off is t...

  An Editorial by the Nigerian Academic Excellence Magazine On Monday, October 25, 2021, President Muhammadu Buhari launched the eNaira at the State House in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, after a previous plan to unveil the digital currency on October 1 was put on hold. “We have become the first country in Africa and one of the first in the world to introduce a digital currency to our citizens,” President Buhari said at the official launch. eNaira is the digital form of cash and is a direct liability on the Central Bank of Nigeria while the customer deposits are direct liabilities on the financial institutions. eNaira wallet, on the other hand, is a digital storage that holds the eNaira. It is held and managed on a distributed ledger. The eNaira wallet is required to access, hold and use eNaira. Nigeria is one of the five countries in the world to develop an official digital currency and the country's CBDC pilot is now the second largest behind China’s digital yuan, and aims to di...

  By Nigerian Academic Excellence Magazine According to a release by the Imo State Police Command and signed by the Police Public Relations officer CSP Michael Abbatam,  The true facts of the incident that occurred on the 25/4/2022 at about 1630 hours, are as follows: "That on 24/4/2022 at about 2010 hours, a Police Superintendent Ezenwanne Nonso, a Mobile Police Officer and the Armament Officer of No. 18 Mobile Police Force, Owerri,  was driving in his car heading to Imo Police Command Headquarters on an assignment, on reaching Control Post Round About, there was a heavy traffic Jam, where drivers were trying to maneuver their vehicles to free themselves from the traffic.  While the officer was trying to make way for himself, the Civil Defence Personnel who alighted from his rear, hit the Police Officer’s vehicle violently, shouting and ordering him to remove his vehicle from the road. He replied the Civil Defence Officer that he is equally trying to see how he can ...

  Nigeria made Olympic football history by becoming the first African and non-European and South American team to win the gold medal. While the football tournament remained primarily an Under-23 competition, each of the 16 competing countries were allowed to use as many as three overage players in a compromise between FIFA and the International Olympic Committee. The Nigerians, whom many observers predicted would be the first African side to win a World Cup, showed so much promise and expectations over the previous decade. They won the 1985 Under-16 World Tournament and finished second in 1987. They took third and second, respectively, at the 1985 and 1989 World Youth Championships. But they could never break the final barrier at the higher levels. Nigeria, coached by Dutchman Johannes Bonfrere, started their path to the final with a 1-0 victory over Hungary and a 2-0 win over Japan before completing the first round with a 1-0 loss to Brazil. The Africans then shut down Mexico and ...

  Following the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant catastrophe in 2011, Japan is moving ahead to leverage a new technological approach to satisfy the country’s future energy needs. Leading the effort is Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which  intends to build and commercialize nuclear reactors small enough to be transported on trucks by the end of the decade, to capitalize on the demand for non-carbon emitting energy, according to Nikkei Asia. The microreactors, which will be 3 meters tall and 4 meters wide, will weigh less than 40 tons. The reactor and power generation equipment will rest inside a container truck, making it possible to transport it to remote or disaster-stricken locations. The microreactors’ maximum output will be 500 kilowatts or one-twentieth of the capacity of normal nuclear reactors that generate more than one gigawatt. According to the report, each microreactor will require tens of millions of dollars, significantly less than the $6 billion or more than a...