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Big Brother contestants, Bisola and Debbie-Rise had a heated argument this afternoon over the arrangements of a game they were told to organise today. Debbie Rise made a last minute change and Bisola began to argue with her, insisting that it doesn't make any sense (even though the other housemates did not mind). Acknowledging that she's indeed loud and aggressive, Bisola said she would talk in any fu**king manner that she wants to. Even when Marvis insisted that there was no big deal, Bisola still continued to argue. When Debbie tried to explain that there was no noticeable change in the game and Bisola should keep shut, she replied, saying: "Don't tell me to keep shut. I will talk and say anything that I want to. Close your fucking ears, be deaf. You cannot tell me to stop. Why are you telling me to keep shut?" When Debbie said she is not making sense, Bisola replied: "You are the one that is not making sense. If you ar

Amidst controversy surrounding his first degree, Senator Dino Melaye  on Friday  posted a photo of himself with former VC of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria, Prof. Mahdi

In a statement released on its website today, the Central Bank of Nigeria CBN, has asked Nigerians seeking to buy forex for BTA, PTA, medical and school fees but are being frustrated by any bank, to call this number 07002255226 to report such bank.  According to the statement, some Bank customers have complained that since the apex bank issued a directive that banks should sell forex at N360/$1 to its customers (Read  here ), some of the banks have refused their request for FOREX, saying they do not have enough foreign exchange. CBN says this is a lie as the banks have been adequately supplied with forex. Read the statement below Information reaching the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) reveals that some customers seeking to buy forex for BTA, PTA, medical and school fees are being frustrated by some banks with the false claim that the CBN is not allocating enough forex to them for BTA, PTA, Tuition and Medical fees. This claim is totally untrue. All banks have more