CAR FULL OF FIREWORKS EXPLODES AT AN ILLEGAL PATRON SAINT PARADE IN MEXICO, KILLING TEEN AND INJURING 12.(PHOTO).

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 Car full of fireworks explodes at an illegal patron saint parade in Mexico, killing teen and injuring 12.(photo). A car filled with fireworks exploded during an illegal religious parade in central Mexico, killing a teenage boy and injuring at least a dozen more, terrifying video captured. Locals were participating in a procession Thursday in the city of Cuautitlán Izcalli — 21 miles from Mexico City — as part of an annual patron saint festival honoring San Francisco de Asis. Adults and children are seen celebrating as confetti hovers in the air when the pyrotechnics loaded into the vehicle catch fire, the video shows. Bystanders then turn toward the vehicle when the blast suddenly goes off. The person filming is knocked off their feet, while a person is seen sobbing nearby, according to the horrifying video. Additional firework blasts are also heard in the background as paradegoers frantically scramble for search. Alejandro González, 15, was killed and 12 people were injured, acco...

CBN REAFFIRMS ₦100 BANKNOTE AS LEGAL TENDER, WARNS AGAINST REJECTION. (PHOTO).


 CBN REAFFIRMS ₦100 BANKNOTE AS LEGAL TENDER, WARNS AGAINST REJECTION


The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has reaffirmed that both the standard ₦100 banknote and the commemorative ₦100 note remain legal tender, warning that rejecting either note is a violation of the law and undermines confidence in the nation's currency.


The clarification is contained in a statement signed by Hakama Sidi-Ali (Mrs.), Acting Director of Corporate Communications, who said the apex bank had received reports that some individuals, businesses, and financial institutions were rejecting the standard ₦100 banknote over doubts about its legal tender status.


The CBN explained that the commemorative ₦100 banknote, introduced to mark Nigeria's centenary, did not replace the existing standard ₦100 note, stressing that both banknotes remain valid for all transactions across the country.


The Bank warned that any individual, business, or financial institution that refuses to accept the notes risks enforcement actions, as such conduct contravenes the provisions of the CBN Act.


The apex bank reiterated its commitment to safeguarding the integrity of the naira and ensuring the smooth circulation of all duly issued banknotes.


The CBN therefore urged members of the public to freely accept and transact with all CBN-issued banknotes and advised anyone seeking further clarification to contact the Bank through its official communication channels.

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