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  Kampala, Uganda:  Speaking at the launch of Odogwu Bitters drink from Nigeria at Skyz Hotel-Naguru, Uganda’s High Commissioner to the Federal Republic of Nigeria H.E   Nelson Ocheger  said that this initiative wouldn’t be possible if both countries didn’t enjoy wonderful bi-lateral relations. He said that while in Nigeria, the idea of launching this drink in Uganda was submitted to him and was positive about it and the fruits of the idea have been manifested. H.E Nelson Ocheger Uganda’s High Commissioner to the Federal Republic of Nigeria addressing during the launch of Odogwu Bitters. Photo by Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa. Mr. Ocheger stressed that Uganda has policies that favor businesses and has always given incentives that attract investors/businesses worldwide. “We discussed with the proprietors of the drink with the help of Richytech International to establish a plant here which will not only produce bitters but also non-alcoholic drinks”. Stated Mr. Ocheger. “...

 Sergio Busquets said Spain’s 3-0 defeat on penalties by Morocco was a “cruel” way to decide the World Cup last-16 clash on Tuesday after the teams drew 0-0. The midfielder’s spot-kick was saved by goalkeeper Yassine Bounou as the 2010 World Cup winners failed to score any of their penalties. “It was a pity. It was decided on penalties in the most cruel way,” said Busquets. “It was tough, very hard for us. We tried to wear them down, give them the run-around, find spaces. We lacked that little luck for the final ball.” Spain were also knocked out of Euro 2020 on penalties in the semi-finals by Italy. Busquets, 34, would not be immediately drawn on whether he would continue playing international football. “Now the most important thing is the national team and not me,” said the Barcelona player. “It’s a tough night and we have to pick ourselves up and use this as experience for our game. There are some very young players who this will help a lot.” Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon was the ...

 …to limit POS withdrawals to N20,000 daily The Central Bank Of Nigeria has imposed fresh cash withdrawal limits on individuals and organisations, which takes effect from January 9, 2023. According to a new memo to banks issued on Tuesday and signed by the Director of Banking Supervision, Haruna .B. Mustafa, individuals will only be able to withdraw N100,000 per week ( from over the counter, Point of Sale Machines or the Automated Teller Machines), while organisations can access N500,000 per week. Banks have also been directed to load only N200 and lower denominations into their ATM. The memo read, “Further to the launch of the redesigned naira notes by the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Wednesday, November 23, 2022, and in line with the cashless policy of the CBN, all deposit money banks and other financial institutions are hereby directed to note and comply with the following: “1. The maximum cash withdrawal over the counter by individuals and corporate org...