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WhatsApp Business Charges in Nigeria: Why Meta’s ₦14 Message Fee Matters for Banks and Fintechs

Meta is about to make one of Nigeria’s most important business communication channels more expensive. From October 1, 2026, businesses using the WhatsApp Business Platform Nigeria will begin paying for certain messages sent to Nigerian customers. The WhatsApp ₦14 per message charge will not affect ordinary WhatsApp users or most businesses using the regular WhatsApp…

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Abuja Pensioners Protest Over Arrears as Contributory Pension Scheme Crisis Deepens

The latest Abuja pensioners protest has put Nigeria’s pension system back in the spotlight, with elderly retirees demanding unpaid entitlements and a better deal under the Contributory Pension Scheme. The demonstration reflects a wider problem facing Contributory Pension Scheme retirees. For many of them, the issue is no longer simply about how much they receive,…

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US-Iran Conflict: Trump Rules Out Nuclear Weapons as US Iran Tensions Push Oil Prices Higher

The latest US-Iran conflict is becoming less about whether the United States will use nuclear weapons and more about how far both sides are willing to go without triggering another full-scale war. President Donald Trump has ruled out using nuclear weapons against Iran, saying conventional US military power is enough. His comments came after the…

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Lionel Messi Retires from Argentina After 20 Years as Jorge Messi’s Death Shapes Final Decision

Lionel Messi has officially retired from the Argentina national team, bringing one of the greatest international careers in football history to an end. The 39-year-old announced the decision on August 31 after more than two decades representing his country. As Lionel Messi retires from Argentina, this comes weeks after Argentina lost the 2026 World Cup…

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Manchester City Push Enzo Fernandez Transfer as Chelsea Prepare for £120m Exit

Manchester City’s late push for a Enzo Fernandez transfer could trigger one of the biggest transfer chain reactions of deadline day, with Chelsea facing the possibility of losing their £107 million midfielder while simultaneously searching for reinforcements. Reports suggest City are prepared to meet Chelsea’s huge valuation, with the deal potentially reaching around £120 million….

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