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In what could count as a boost for propagating the adoption of cryptocurrencies, April 2018 saw  Paypal  – the world’s most extensive payments network –  announce  a fixed levy of $4.99 per cross-border transaction. However, low fees represent only one certain benefit, with other issues severely impeding the sector’s growth. Crypto’s Low Transfer Fees Paypal’s move was satirically lauded by crypto enthusiasts, who argued that the high service fees charged by centralized bodies will not compete with the minuscule fees when using cryptocurrencies. This sentiment is deeply grounded in reality, as the fee hike helps expose the deficiencies of using traditional, centralized payment operators. Despite all negative press, Bitcoin’s average transaction fee, at the time of writing, is under $2, and this figure remains constant regardless of the user’s location. The potential cost savings aren’t limited to bitcoin either. For example,  Litecoin (LTC)  processed  a $99 million transact

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Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote to build N200b University in Abuj The President and founder of Dangote Foundation,  Aliko Dangote  is set to establish a N200 billion world-class university in Abuja, the country's capital.   According to reports, the proposal has been delivered to the National Universities Commission, NUC. A former Executive Secretary of the NUC,  Julius Okojie , who is the chairman of the technical team for the establishment of the university, said the foundation intends to drive technology and research in stimulating economic growth.    He also said the proposed university will be technology-driven and asked for the cooperation and support of the NUC towards the realisation of the goal.  According to a National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN, publication, Mr. Dangote’s desire was to float a unique university of technology with all the necessary infrastructure and best faculty members from across the globe.   Also, the Chief Executive Officer

Meet woman who sells bananas for a living...sometimes in a wheel barrow...and travels by air Photos of a beautiful Nigerian woman is trending on Facebook because of what she does for a living. She has become successful selling bananas and with the petty business, she is able to fund her lifestyle, including travelling by air. The woman can be seen in photos pushing a wheelbarrow filled with bunches of bananas. In another, she is seen climbing a truck, popularly called 911, to offload her goods. Men on social media are already referring to her as the original slay queen while asking others to emulate her. More photos after the cut..

Dino's recall: I pity Kogi state indigenes- Deputy senate president, Ike Ekweremadu says Deputy Senate president, Ike Ekweremadu, says he has pity for the people of Kogi state over their stance to recall Senator Dino Melaye who represents Kogi West in the senate. Ekweremadu said this on the floor of the senate while he was reacting to an advertorial on a National daily in which the Attorney General of the state, Ibrahim Muhammad, called him out for a comment he made on the floor of the senate regarding Dino's recall. Ekweremadu last week said the recall process was dead on arrival and that the senate would have to certify the recall process carried out by INEC before Dino can be shown the door out of the house. In the newspaper publication, Muhammad faulted Ekweremadu's position “I must put on record that legal opinion of senator Ekweremadu on the role of the senate in the recall process, the senate has no role whatsoever in the recall exercise than to receive the