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 |   | +18 ò N50 PoS charge begins October 28, 2019 Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Email By Collins Nweze The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria Interbank Settlement System (NIBSS) are working for the application of remittance processes to ensure the seamless collection of stamp duty charges for PoS. Many filing stations and supermarkets are already adding  the new fee to the customer’s purchases. To avoid dispute with its customers, filling stations have pasted notices on their pumps. In a notice to its customers, a filling station official said: “N50 Stamp Duty Charge on PoS Transactions. Folliwing the CBN directive of September 17, 2019 to charge applicable taxes and duties on individual electronic transcations, all Hayden Retail Stations shall henceforth charge N50 extra on all PoS transactions from N1, 000.” Before now, the fee paid by merchants on the aggregate PoS transactions carried out on a particular period, which was never passed to customers. The e

Legendary Nigerian singer and guitarist, Sir Victor Uwaifo, has revealed why he sued Nigerian singer, Simisola Bolatito Ogunleye, aka Simi, for N50 million. Uwaifo accused the songstress of "stealing" his intellectual property, 'Joromi'. In an exclusive interview with SaharaReporters shortly after his performance at the just concluded National Festival of Arts and Culture in Edo State, he said: “We’re in court already I sued her at the federal high court for N50 million. They will be coming to court.” When Sahara Reporters asked if Simi had reached out to him privately, he answered: “No, only through her lawyers. We will meet in court.” Over a year ago, Uwaifo had told SaharaReporters that Simi was in trouble for failing credit for the song, Joromi, which she remixed. He had said, when asked if he was going to take any legal action against Simi, “One after the other. I cannot just take everybody to court at the same time. I don’t know whether he or she; I know she is

Paul Okoye popularly known as  Rudeboy  has shared the most adorable father to daughter moment on the internet today.  The “ Reason With Me ” singer took to his Instagram story to share the video of himself and his two-year twin daughter, Nadia Okoye singing his hit track “ Audio Money “. In the video, the singer could be seen trying to teach Nadia the lyrics of his song and one can easily tell that the singer and his daughter have a very special bond.

Burna Boy  and his mom left fans stunned after delivering a mindblowing speech at the end of Burna’s show in Paris. The African Giant as he is fondly called has been on tour for a while made a stop in Paris to perform at a sold-out show. At the end of his show, he and his mom, Bose Ogulu decided to thrill fans with a little speech. The speech delivered by his mom in French was interpreted in English by  Burna Boy himself. His mom dropped rare gems which encouraged fans to find out the strength in them and also to do an extensive research of their origins no matter what race they are from. Watch the video below:

Updated a minute ago When Jane Park was 17 years old, she became the UK's youngest lottery winner - making her an overnight millionaire. However, finding love when most people are only after your money can be tricky. Park came up with a questionable solution to find her perfect partner. The lottery winner revealed on Instagram over the weekend that she and her friend, whom she only identified as Bonzo, are having a baby. The Mirror  reported that Park said expecting a baby is something priceless. She was quoted saying: "Everybody thinks buying a flash car is exciting, but shopping for a pram is 10 times more fulfilling. "For the first time I feel like I will have someone new in my life who loves me for me and not because of my bank balance. And that is such a comforting thing." Meanwhile, a 67-year-old retired doctor simply identified as Tian, has reportedly given birth  to a baby girl with her 68-year-old husband. Tian is said to have given birth to her daughter aft

Peter Obi, running mate to the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP),  Atiku Abubakar , has reacted to the ruling of the Supreme Court on the appeal of his principal against the victory of Muhammadu Buhari. Obi spoke on Wednesday, October 30, just minutes after  the Supreme Court threw out the appeal by Atiku . "My reaction is first, to most sincerely thank all Nigerians who have followed the election and voted. I again thank them for this court process,"  he said. The Supreme Court, after the ruling by a seven-man panel, announced that a later date would be given to explain its decision to throw out the appeal. Obi, however, noted:  "Our reason for coming to court is because we believe that the election…the result was not the result of lawful votes cast. But the process has come to the end. I thank all those who were involved – the lawyers, the judges, all of you, the Fourth Estate. "This election and the judgement are not about President Buh