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saintopus:True talk |
So after I posted this news; someone else copied it; modified it and post it online before mode uploaded his post. Well done mode. |
That’s a Good one from the CBN, The days of scarcity is ending |
https://nairametrics.com/2025/10/27/forex-traders-struggle-to-survive-as-cbn-cuts-bdcs-off-from-dollar-supply/ The Bureau De Change (BDC) operators have lamented that they are close to going out of operations as most of its members are struggling to stay afloat and meet up with overhead expenses. These licensed currency traders have attributed this mainly to the suspension of dollar allocation by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to the BDCs, as they struggle to have access to foreign exchange from the official window. The operators lamented that with the huge drop in income level, paying staff salaries, office rent, licenses and other compliance expenses has become a major challenge. This is further compounded by the uncertainty in the retail sub-sector of the forex market, with many of the BDC operators still battling to meet up with the recapitalization and license processes. The BDC operators had always advocated for increased participation and involvement in the foreign exchange market to help sustain the success of the various policies being implemented by the CBN and help provide more liquidity. This push by the BDCs followed the June 2023 unification of all segments of Nigeria’s foreign exchange market, consolidating all windows into one. This action by the apex bank was part of a series of immediate changes aimed at improving liquidity and stability in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange (FX) Market. The currency traders had advised the CBN to always leverage the BDCs and allow them access to banks’ autonomous window and agencies of international money transfer operators. The CBN had in July 2021 stopped the sale of forex to BDC operators across the country, accusing them of becoming conduit for illegal financial flows, working with corrupt people to conduct money laundering in Nigeria. In February 2024, the apex bank announced the resumption of forex sales to the BDCs following the revocation of operational licenses of over 4,173 of these licensed currency traders over their failure to comply with some regulatory guidelines. This was to help enhance liquidity in the retail segment of the forex market. However, the CBN has since stopped the sales of forex to the licensed currency traders with little or no intervention till date. The BDC operators, who said that the CBN could not sustain the exercise, however, noted that they are `engaged in positive discussion with the apex bank for the return of their active participation in the BDCs in the retail end of the forex market. Customers now prefer to use IMTOs In an exclusive chat with Nairametrics, a BDC operator, Abubakar Ardo, said that most of them are barely managing to stay in business, as the non-sale of forex directly to the BDCs has affected their operations badly. Apart from the challenge of getting forex from the official window, Ardo explained that the demand for forex has dropped sharply as most customers now prefer to do transfers or use online platforms or International Money Transfer Operator (IMTOs) instead of physical cash exchanges. He said, ‘’Honestly, things have been extremely tough for us lately. Most operators are just managing to stay afloat. Since the CBN stopped selling forex directly to us, our operations have been badly affected. We used to depend largely on the official window to get foreign exchange at regulated rates, but that avenue has been shut for a long time. ‘’Right now, survival depends mostly on what we can get from walk-in customers — people coming in to sell small amounts of dollars, pounds, or euros. But that’s not structured or steady. Sometimes, you can go days without a single serious transaction. The market is very dislocated, and demand has dropped sharply because most people now prefer to do transfers or use online platforms or IMTOs instead of physical cash exchanges. ‘’This may be good for the Naira, but sincerely, many of us are suffering. That’s why we’re proposing we get fully integrated. ‘’Meeting up with overhead costs has become a major challenge. Office rent, staff salaries, licenses, and other compliance expenses are still there, but the income isn’t coming in as before. As I talk with you, many operators have either closed shop temporarily or reduced their workforce just to cut costs.’’ He insisted that they are basically operating in survival mode — trying to keep their licenses active and hoping that the CBN will eventually re-integrate BDCs into the official market. Going extinct Making his own contribution, the President of the Association of Bureau Dec Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), Aminu Gwadebe, pointed out that the majority of its members are struggling to meet up with their overhead expenses, with their operations almost going extinct. He said, ‘’The market is stable. As patriotic citizens, we align with policies that strengthen our sovereignty, which is the naira and commend both the regulatory and fiscal authorities on the naira stability and elimination of the exchange rate spikes. ‘’Our operations are currently near extinction, with the majority of our members struggling to meet up with overhead expenses. There is an ongoing positive collaboration between the CBN and the operators on the return of active participation of the BDCs in the retail end of the FX market. ‘’The BDCs, over time, remained the most potent tool of the CBN’s foreign exchange policy transmission mechanism. The majority of us are comatose as survival is largely dependent on the official foreign exchange market, which is not accessible to the BDCs, with only very few grappling with dislocated and unstructured walk-in customers.’’ Gwadebe noted that the CBN discontinued the sales of forex to BDCs a long time ago, with little or no intervention to date. What you should know The forex traders had over 2 years ago called on the CBN to allow them to provide liquidity in the retail end of the foreign exchange market, stating that the apex bank needs them for the success of the forex policies. They advised the CBN to immediately leverage the BDCs and allow them access to banks’ autonomous window and agency of international money transfer operators. They also urged the CBN to reinstate its 2015 policy guidelines, which allow the BDCs to effectively provide liquidity in the retail end of the market through the forex windows. The 2015 policy guidelines allow the BDC operators to access foreign exchange from the autonomous window of the commercial banks, as well as act as agents for diaspora remittances. https://nairametrics.com/2025/10/27/forex-traders-struggle-to-survive-as-cbn-cuts-bdcs-off-from-dollar-supply/ |
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frog12:Sir, I don’t have energy for argument. I have classified the data. Base on my experience on data analysis and a as a programmer. And what I think there software Engineers have done. Also I can put it to you that your non sensitive data are also littered all over the internet including your CV inside your email. Privacy is protected, just at the level you understand it. Deep down at the native linage there is no privacy in computing , everything can be unravel. That’s why you hear the word Hacking. We all leave in this world of Endless possibilities. That word, Endless possibilities is not a Joke |
frog12:Before now, on the early years of NIMCs, on the NIN slip. The NIN number was not displayed But this is just my thinking. Base on my analysis. Most of the organizations that want you to bring your NIN slip just wanted to be sure that the number you are giving them is same thing on the slip. So I think NIMCs later re-introduce the display of the NIN number on the slip. Your question is dicey. But the things is Originally for you to have gotten hold of the the NIN number is the main crime(FIJ as impostor and impersonator), Displaying it on the slip does not secure the privacy again since at first u have gotten hold of it and have search it correctly. If for instance you search a wrong Number as a NIN it will not display any thing for you. It display the slip only when you provide an accurate NIN number. With this, I put it to you that FIJ is the impersonator and the impostor. Nip the crime in the bud. Cut off the hydra head first. Then you will realize that the search should only have been done by the real owner and not FIJ. |
frog12:In the data classification None sensitive data: name, passport, tracking ID,Gender, NIN number (which u already had for the retrieval), address Sensitive data :thumb print, date of birth; state of origin,LGA,language,religion, next of kin, phone number NIN number use to be part of sensitive data. But how do u retrieve the data without the NIN number ? That is how the NIN number can not be classify under sensitive part. Because the person will first of all get hold to your NIN Hope you Know That Even without having the the ministers NIN number I can google most of his none sensitive data online ? None sensitive data: name, passport, tracking ID,Gender, NIN number (which u already had for the retrieval), address |
PulaPower:If you don’t keep your NIN number,BVN number and and Voters ID number privately. Then you are responsible for any out come you get. Not NIMCs. NIMCs gave it to you privately. Hope you know that when you commit a crime ; Your BVN can be blacklisted completely from transacting in Nigeria financial system. So stop putting your private numbers on anyhow website or app. U take responsibility for such personal actions of yours |
frog12:Sharing non sensitive data is not bad. The only way to fight insecurity is by sharing non sensitive data. NIMCs have done their part. It is left for the police,civil defense,EFCC and other agencies to retrieve this data and document is at their own respective central database ; base on the crime committed by any individual. And if such individual is not having NIN number the security agency then profile the person and register a new NIN for the person and then profile the individual on the central crime database with his crime description for future retrieval. |
frog12:Who gave FIJ the Ministers NIN number to search ? Who gave FIJ Orji uzo Kalu NIN number to search in the first place? U can never search and get result except with the NIN number . And I can also run such services on my website it cost nothing. I only collect a token for retrieving the data. The service is free from NIMCs. FIJ is the impostor FIJ is the impersonator. The sensitive part of your NIN is the biometric thumb print and the date of birth. In fact from NIN office the slip is gotten with N500. The traffic at their office became unbearable for just to get get the none sensitive data slip. They just had to put it out on the cloud to license partners for easy access. |
frog12:You can only search using the NIN number. |
frog12:Let me ask you. Who is supposed to be in the possession of your NIN number,INEC number and BVN. It can only be you. And possibly where u submit your privets data for verifications. See let me tell you. I am a programmer. We use API daily. And that is the only secured interface that NIMCs can use to share NONE sensitive part of your NIN data to the public whole world for verification. The non sensitive data is for verification purpose. |
frog12:The website did not commit any crime. FIJ that stole and obtained the NIN number of any individual is the one that committed a crime by bursting and obtaining NIN number under false pretense. Where did FIJ get the NIN from. Did the minister gave it to FIJ. NIMC actually gave the license to a partners which is correct. And was provided via Application Programming Interface.API |
What FIJ do not understand is: the service providers can sub-let there license and services to a 3rd party partners/agent. And this can be done via API. Provided that all partners have done their KYC and NIN verified. Which make such partners traceable in case of any eventuality. NIMCs is also aware of that. The major issue here is how did FIJ get hold of the ministers NIN and Orji Kalu NiN. That’s the main crime. And not the legitimate services that was provided through a licensed agent. NIMCs is also aware of that. |
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This is dicey . I don’t even know how to analyze the incident. One side have spoken . We need to hear the story from the other side |
Dogalmighty17:He wanted to send supply panic and jack up the price, And he succeeded in doing that. |
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