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 Police parades 17 year old female cultist and 12 other suspects in Cross Rivereenage student of Community Secondary School, Ikot Ewa, in Akpabuyo local government area of Cross River State and 12 other alleged criminals have been arrested and paraded by Police in the State. Paradingthe suspects on Friday, the Commissioner of Police in Cross River State, CP Sikiri Kayode Akande said on 11/02/2021 at about 1420hrs, one CSP Eni Aharanwa, the Coordinator of joint Border Patrol, South-South Zone 7, Calabar, handed over Promise Idorenyin, a 17-year-old female and Okon Effiong, 38 years old male suspected cultists to the Police. He said “The 17-year-old SS 11 Student of Community Secondary School, Ikot Ewa, Akpabuyo, had in her school bag, a locally made double barrel pistol which was discovered by the Principle of her School. The young suspect allegedly admitted that the said firearm was given to her by her boyfriend of Abasi Effiom Village in Akpabuyo On the arrest of three suspected vanda

 Nigeria is the largest country in Africa which has over 200 million citizens living there. The country has 36 States and God didn't create those States equally, God provides some States with agricultural lands, some with crude oil, others with Gold, and so on. Nigeria also has the best and richest place (State) inside it. A Fulani man in his perspective has told Nigerians the richest State in Nigeria. Check out the State he mentioned and what people are saying. As regards the situation of the country where some ethnics/tribe decides to separate themselves from the country and stand on their own. The issue has been causing controversies as some tribes confidently said there won't be any suffering for them, claiming they have enough natural resources to cater for themselves. Adamu Garba, a former Nigerian senator to his social media handle to tell Nigerians that the richest State in Nigeria is Taraba State. He claimed they have enough water that can generate 3000MW electricity,

 IMF backs CBN on Cryptocurrency  cantions against hike in tax rate The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed support for the directive    of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) that banks should close all accounts related to cryptocurrency transactions.   However, the IMF cautioned the Federal Government (FG) against increasing the tax rate in a bid to generate more revenue, saying, this is not the right time for such a move.   IMF Resident Representative for Nigeria, Mr Ari Aisen, stated this yesterday while speaking at a special virtual press briefing on   the recently published   2020 Article IV IMF Staff Report for Nigeria.    Commenting on the CBN directive on crypto currencies,   he said that there is global concern for some of the uses of crypto currencies which include    illegal transactions such as money laundering and drug trafficking.   According to him, many central banks in the world have taken similar policy decisions similar to the one taken   by the CBN. Debt/