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Monopolize certain sectors of our economy. Allow the private sector to handle transportation and electricity generation while the government creates a good environment for everyone to operate. that's all!

We won jare

This is what a change in authority does. I hope they don't ruin the app

Give them uniforms at once nah

USA has their intelligence in each and every country they plant them like Seeds that’s why they build their permanent U.S. military base in Botswana.They have more than twenty-nine known military facilities in fifteen countries in our Continent Africa.So would not be surprised they are not doing it afar but from within. They watch Africans like hawks

They will find names of so many dead people on the list, that i assure you

He's going nowhere.

Who's the next one in December or January?

WhatsApp engineer right now

beerfraud:
are you also Ibo?

No sir. I'm ibibio

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Pic 2 : Table Shaker: Age : 48

The Central Bank of Nigeria is making moves to introduce the National Domestic Card scheme The apex bank, in conjunction with the Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement System, said the move is to unify payments in the country Also, the card is being developed with the participation of Nigeria Bankers;




According to him, the card will be configured to manage the payment ecosystem and improve payment across Nigeria. It will also provide affordable pricing. Charges on the card will be lower because it will be charged in Naira and not in foreign currency. The card would be optimised for local content solely for the Nigerian market and support micropayment and credit, e-government, identity management, transportation, health and agriculture regarding payment, Owoh said. Explaining further, Owoh stated that the card is expected to reduce reliance on cash across the landscape and promote the cashless policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Be the first to get hottest news from our Editor-in-Chief SIGN UP THANK YOU! Check your email and confirm your subscription You are already subscribed to our newsletter! Check your inbox to be the first to know the hottest news Home Business and Economy Economy ECONOMY CBN, NIBSS Move to Unify Payments Through National Domestic Card Scheme Monday, October 24, 2022 at 4:07 PM by Pascal Oparada The Central Bank of Nigeria is making moves to introduce the National Domestic Card scheme The apex bank, in conjunction with the Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement System, said the move is to unify payments in the country Also, the card is being developed with the participation of Nigeria Bankers; Committee to boost payments PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy! Nigeria’s apex bank, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement system, including the Banker’s Committee, will float a national card scheme to enhance the payment system in Nigeria. Vanguard report said that the Managing Director of NIBSS, Premier Owoh, stated this during the Committee’s meeting on Thursday, October 20, 2022. Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele Credit: Bloomberg/Contributor Source: UGC Card meant to unify payments? Owoh said the project has been approved and is the brainchild of CBN. READ ALSO CBN says Polaris new owner, Strategic Capital Investment Limited still have over N1 trillion balance to pay PAY ATTENTION: Share your outstanding story with our editors! Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng! He said part of the project of the apex bank is that the National Domestic Card Scheme will be designed to help accelerate acceptance and efficiency and reduce operating costs of cards in the country. According to him, the card will be configured to manage the payment ecosystem and improve payment across Nigeria. It will also provide affordable pricing. Charges on the card will be lower because it will be charged in Naira and not in foreign currency. The card would be optimised for local content solely for the Nigerian market and support micropayment and credit, e-government, identity management, transportation, health and agriculture regarding payment, Owoh said. Explaining further, Owoh stated that the card is expected to reduce reliance on cash across the landscape and promote the cashless policy of the Central Bank of Nigeria. READ ALSO CBN sells Polaris bank for N50 billion to strategic capital investment limited Owoh said that it will have components like debit cards, credit cards and non-interest cards. CBN’s spokesman, Osita Nwanisobi, said the move is meant to promote inclusion and growth in the financial services sector via Nigeria’s central switch system, NIBSS. Nwaniso said the scheme will become effective in January 2023. ThisDay reports that with the introduction of the card, Nigeria joins a growing list of countries such as India, Turkey, China, and Brazil as leading examples – which have launched domestic card schemes and harnessed the transformative benefits for their respective payments and financial systems, particularly for the underbanked. Nwanisobi said: “The CBN recognises the significant benefits from delivering Africa’s first central bank-driven, domestic card scheme, which, when delivered at scale, has the potential to become the largest in Africa, and one of the largest in the world.”

Recall that Legit.ng reported that in recent years, there has been a huge spike in the number of fraudulent cases, and this has become a source of concern for the Central Bank of Nigeria. In an industry fraud report by the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc (NIBSS) it was detailed that in a nine month period, fraudsters attempted attacks 46,126 times, and they were successful on 41,979 occasions. This represents a 91% successful rate, amounting to a N5.2 billion lost to bank customers. Source: Legit.ng Read more: https://www.legit.ng/business-economy/economy/1499691-cbn-nibss-move-unify-payments-national-domestic-card-scheme/

It is finished, Buhari might send soldiers to burgle some Judges houses with this tonight

Nigerians can really misbehave once given some space, muck up the waters and ruin the chances for others. It’s like a curse.
They are also quick to complain of maltreatment.

Worst top four team this season. Shambles.

Sell anointing oil to brainwashed people and use the money to buy a Bulletproof car. Such a smart move!

What is a man of God doing with police escorts? Are there no angels to guide him as they preached to xtains in the bible?

Giving them more money won't change anything. The state government will hijack the local government funds and still won't pay salaries.

I am 100% sure that Tinubu hasn't read his manifesto.

I can't doubt you because plaintan ia damn cheap here in kaduna. My madam buys a bunch for ₦500

Ok sir

LONG OVERDUE...NDDC needs a duly constituted board. Enough of the impunity.

She did her very best and it came to her being bullied for her to step down, sad but it is what it is

She did her very best and it came to her being bullied for her to step down, sad but it is what it is

Mtn has reversed theirs already. Confirmed!

The day court will summon him now, he will form sickness and say he wants to travel for treatment.

Sanwo Olu earned himself second term not the endorsement

Who do Nigeria this kind thing

Self discipline is all you need bro. Even if you download an app that blocks porn sites, when that urge to masturbate keep coming, you'll uninstall and continue from where you stopped.

Self discipline is key here.

Kogi House of Assembly on Monday summoned cement manufacturing firm BUA Group over a 50,000-hectare land it acquired 10 years ago.

The lawmakers gave the summons at a public hearing of one of its ad hoc committees held at a hotel in Lokoja since its complex was gutted by fire penultimate Monday.

Deputy Speaker Alfa Momoh-Rabiu, who read the summons after listening to the acting surveyor-general, Salihu Mustapha, expressed shock at the development.

“We are having (a) problem with the Bua Group over 50,000 hectares of land it acquired in 2012 and even obtained a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) but has not paid a kobo for the land. We have written to the group several times, but it has not responded to any of the letters,” stated Mr Mustapha.

The acting surveyor-general added, “No compensation has been paid to the communities that own the expanse of land.”

Umar Tenimu, the ad hoc committee chairman, said it was an offence for Bua Group to hold the land for more than 10 years without paying for it.

He added that if BUA Group refused to pay for the land and compensate the community, the government should revoke its C of O.

When contacted, BUA spokesman Sunday Ogieva said he could not comment on the issue.


https://gazettengr.com/kogi-assembly-summons-bua-threatens-to-revoke-its-50000-hectare-land-ownership/

In a sane country, by now everyone will be on the streets demanding the immediate release of MNK. But in Nigeria, everyone is busy talking about voting for the right person to make the country "great".

How can your country move forward when injustice is the order of the day?