@OP should have sense. your understanding of economics is shallow. As Governor of CBN we are talking about his policies to rescue the naira. in CBN Monetary policies are made yet the naira is still have a free fall.
this is absolute nonsense....Nigerians will never change until they move their humanitarian service elsewhere their eyes go open. you are asking for PAYEE when you should be giving them bonuses for risking their lives to help your war ravaged state.
damosade: The biggest mistake I made was to acquire this lumos yellow box.. Will pay up by next July sha making 5 years of monthly payments. @op, from my experience, if one dont get caught now, it will affect you and your guarantors after their monthly system auditing. Your personal phone line and your guarantor's will be blocked.. Your NIN,your Id card is linked to your bvn and number. You know what that means? It is like you buy all these pay latter phones
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that its soon to be launched digital currency, e-Naira, will strengthen the stability of the banking system as deposits become more diversified when more people are banked.
The Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) will also make it easier for the banking system to comply with existing laws such as anti-money laundering, customer protection against fraud and ensuring the safety and stability of the payment system.
This was made known by CBN’s Deputy Governor, Operations, Mr Folashodun Shonubi, at the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) advocacy dialogue series 4 webinar held on Thursday in Lagos.
The theme of the event was, ‘Central Bank Digital Currencies: Insights for the 21st Century Banker.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that its soon to be launched digital currency, e-Naira, will strengthen the stability of the banking system as deposits become more diversified when more people are banked.
The Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) will also make it easier for the banking system to comply with existing laws such as anti-money laundering, customer protection against fraud and ensuring the safety and stability of the payment system.
This was made known by CBN’s Deputy Governor, Operations, Mr Folashodun Shonubi, at the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) advocacy dialogue series 4 webinar held on Thursday in Lagos.
The theme of the event was, ‘Central Bank Digital Currencies: Insights for the 21st Century Banker.