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Always listen to the inner spirit and pray for the guidance of the Holy Ghost to guide you in all you do to avoid tragedies such as this. May our lives always bring glory to God. |
All these Summits that leads to nothing but more debts. |
That is quite unfortunate. Lets see what their Financial standing will be by 2027. As it currently stands, they may have to leave Nigeria. |
Egypt. Very cheap with lots of Tourist attractions. And they offer e - visa to Nigerians. |
Starboytwo:I like your post and you are a man of vision. Infact thats where I am going too. A peaceful and affordable African or less popular European Nation or South American nation like Chile. |
femicyrus:Haha. Abuja is secured na ![]() |
Misplaced priority. Attract investors and give people jobs to live a comfortable life first. |
Who has experienced this problem before ? |
It is becoming obvious that they are just jealous of Chidinma's black beauty and shape . Nevertheless, she will keep flying high. |
I was a student in the Russian Federation back in the day, if I had stayed. Me too would fight for them because of the nature of the society because a significant number of the population including their government institutions will appreciate you forever unlike what is obtainable in Africa. |
malawi101:Alright. |
African crypto platform Quidax announced Tuesday that it is the first in Nigeria to receive a provisional operating license as a digital assets exchange from national regulators. It’s a significant step in the direction of crypto acceptance from the government, where both the Nigerian SEC and central bank have a history of hostility toward the industry. “The granting of the crypto exchange license shows that the government is open to innovation and aims to build trust in the budding crypto ecosystem,” Quidax co-founder and CEO Buchi Okoro told Decrypt. Okoro said that the SEC’s latest action isn’t so much a “shift” in regulatory outlook, but instead a “result of years of collaborative effort that takes time to ensure the resources are put in place to ensure compliance.” In late June, the SEC gave local “virtual asset service providers” 30 days to re-register their businesses with the agency amid the threat of enforcement action. The new registration aimed to amend Nigeria’s crypto regulations and bring proper oversight to the industry. Just last week, Nigerian SEC Chief Emomotimi Agama teased in an interview that licenses were coming "sooner than you think." With the license, Quidax can now collaborate with banks and other financial institutions with the approval of the Central Bank of Nigeria. The central bank barred banks from enabling crypto transfers in 2022, but lifted that restriction in December 2023. Still, relations between the crypto and the SEC remain tense. In a June 2023 circular, the agency warned Nigerians to be “wary of investing in crypto assets,” which it deemed “extremely risky” and potentially resulting in “total loss of their investment.” The government has also attacked Binance—the world’s largest crypto exchange—on accusations of facilitating market manipulation and manipulating the foreign exchange rate of the naira (NGN). The Nigerian government reportedly began restricting internet access to crypto exchanges in February, and Binance discontinued all deposit and withdrawal support for the NGN in early March. Nigeria has also detained senior Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan for months, who his family says is “suffering immensely” in prison. Authorities say that he and Binance are guilty of financial misconduct, but the executive’s legal defense says his detention is merely a scapegoat for a broader crackdown on crypto firms across the country. Earlier Tuesday, Binance CEO Richard Teng called for U.S. intervention in freeing Gambaryan ahead of his upcoming trial. “Crypto acceptance is a journey, and the SEC has spent the last few years collaborating with industry players to develop guidelines that will ensure security and safety for all stakeholders,” Okoro said. Others are pushing to open the door wider. On August 8, Bitcoin advocate James Otudor sued the government for clamping down on Nigerians' rights to acquire, own, and trade digital assets. “The lawsuit seeks immediate removal of the block on all crypto exchange online platforms, ensuring unrestricted access for all Nigerians,” Otudor said on Twitter. https://decrypt.co/244705/nigerian-sec-quidax-first-crypto-exchange-license |
This is good. |
Shomek:Nice one. You belong to the future. |
Dear fellow developers, it is a great pleasure. To be successful in this industry we have to keep abreast with current trends. As Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg have predicted that AI chatbot and AI agent are the future of the web and the internet. We need to prepare ourselves for the future by sharing knowledge and brainstorming with like minds. In this regard, I have open a trend for this purpose to share latest updates. I am also creating a whatsapp group page on this number ( 08134691320 ). You can add me as follows. Please do not post unnecessary links not to be banned and suspended by Nairaland Spambot. But you can share any relevant updates or skills you may have. Thank you and Goodluck. |
Research very well on your purpose of migrating to Botswana, so that you will not be stranded there. |
Christmasbun:Thanks so much. You sound like a female. Are you one ? |
Christmasbun:Thank you for showing concern. You can send me his number. |
erad:Thanks for the response and expertise. |
All these things amount to nothing without the fear of God in exercising justice. |
alizma:I respect Islam as a religion because it stands for peace, justice and equity. A divine personage to NNPC. |
I have a passport, but I need it to be edited so that it can fit into the Nigerian Immigration website for passport renewal. |
The Financial Statements in Nigeria holds no water. Modern Accountants are needed to always checkmate funds. |
I will do it for free |
What is NNPC got to do with Islam ? |
The fear of Russia is the beginning of wisdom. |
