DOLLAR SPECULATION: FG RUBBISHES BINANCE CEO'S BRIBERY ALLEGATION. (PHOTO).

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 Dollar speculation: FG rubbishes Binance CEO’s bribery allegation The Federal Government on Tuesday vowed to pursue the criminal case against the crypto platform, Binance, and its officials, to a logical end. Speaking against the backdrop of a bribery allegation made by the Binance Chief Executive Officer, Richard Teng, in a blog post published by the New York Times, top officials of the President Bola Tinubu administration described as false and unfounded the accusation that some individuals demanded $150m bribe in cryptocurrency to settle the criminal charge against the firm. The NYT on Tuesday reported that on a trip to Nigeria in January, Tigran Gambaryan, a compliance officer with the exchange, received an unsettling message: The company had 48 hours to make a payment of roughly $150m in crypto. Gambaryan, a former United States law enforcement agent, understood the message as a request for a bribe from someone in the Nigerian government. The incident allegedly occurred before Ga

LASBCA WARNS AGAINST INDISCRIMINATE DUMPING OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON ROADS.(PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE.



LASBCA WARNS AGAINST INDISCRIMINATE DUMPING OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ON ROADS. 


… To Commence Monitoring, Enforcement Exercise in January 2023 

Lagos State Government has cautioned property owners and building developers to always give consideration to road users by ensuring that their construction works do not inconvenience other residents in the State. 

The General Manager of Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA), Arc. Gbolahan Oki gave the warning on Monday in Ikeja, while addressing the reports on the indiscriminate placement of construction materials on the roads in different parts of the State.  

He advised owners and developers of buildings under construction to build fences and gate their sites and ensure that construction materials are properly placed within the confine of their property as against keeping them on the road. 

This, according to him, will ensure that the construction materials do not end up in the drains or hamper free human and vehicular movement. 

He pleaded with all concerned persons to adhere strictly to the warning, saying that officials of the agency will commence full monitoring and enforcement by end of January next year. 

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