It is now mandatory for every Nigerian – home and abroad- to have a unique 11-digit identity number, according to the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC).
Very soon, the Federal Government may attach every benefits and privilege to the NIN.
National Identity Number enrollment can now be done by residents of Anambra State at NIN registration centres in virtually all the local government secretariats in the state.
The centres are accredited by the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) to ease the process of getting the National ID.
A few days ago, the Federal Government approved 203 National Identity Number agents in Nigeria to assist the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) enrol Nigerians for them to get their National ID card.
You can now check if your National ID Card is ready for collection right within the portal of the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), a government agency saddled with the responsibility of maintaining Nigeria’s data on national identity systems.
Want to link your National Identity Number to your MTN line? Here is the guide on how to connect your NIN to your MTN.
This is very important following the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) directives to telecommunication operators in Nigeria to block SIM cards that are not connected with NIN.
In the pre-colonial era, African countries adopted their own means of exchange. For instance, in Nigeria, there was trade by barter system.
In layman’s words, trade by barter is using your own goods in exchange for other goods you’re in need of.
The Bitcoin price (BTC) has finally surpassed its $20K benchmark for 2020, trading at $22,753 (N10,881,625) at the time of this report, that the highest price in history.
The most valuable digital asset made the $22K, gaining 16.76% in the last 24 hours, you can use out bitcoin calculator to track the price.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned that Azimo Money Transfer isn’t a registered IMTO in Nigeria.
The apex bank in a tweet also warned Nigerians to steer clear of another international money transfer operator TransferWise, saying they’re not licensed to handle money transfers in Nigeria.
Bitcoin was predicted to close at $20,000 before the end of 2020 as far back as June this year and right now it has crossed that benchmark by $2K. It surpassed that forecast anyways.
According to a report, bitcoin price is expected to be $341,000 by 2025, $397,727 by 2030 and by 2033 BTC is predicted to reach an all-time high of $395,270 ever.
A message is circulating on messaging apps and several groups on Facebook that the Federal Government is to grant a loan of N800K or N5M to former N-Power volunteers tagged “NEXIT CBN Loan”
The message which is circulating on WhatsApp and Telegram read, “Nexit CBN Loan: Volunteers to Get 650k/800k to N5M without Collateral”
Some payment platforms get the approval of the Central Bank of Nigeria to carry out cross-border payments and currency exchange.
In this post, we’ll give you an updated list of international money transfer operators (IMTOs) in Nigeria.
All over the world, a currency can either be strong or weak, depending on many factors and economic policies of such country, financial experts say.
Most of the currencies in Africa are weak even before the World was hit by the coronavirus pandemic. But the pandemic has even made more currencies to lose their value against the US dollar, Euro, British Pound which are mostly used for international trade exchange.
Wondering how to send money to Nigeria from abroad to your loved ones back home? Here are some of the easiest and fastest ways to send money to your family back home.
The era of waiting for weeks to claim the money your family or friends sent you from the United States, Australia, United Kingdom or any other overseas countries is over, no paper works, no delay again.
Summary: We’ll tell you why Kuwait Dinar remains valuable than the US dollar, the most widely circulated and traded currency on forex and why KWD has maintained the number spot for several years.
The value of Kuwaiti Dinar which was first issued in 1961, is 3.30 dollars. It is considered the most valuable currency due to its stable value, as it’s not subjected to supply and demand.
Hundreds of fraudulent blockchain project participants have been scammed, most of them pinkoin investors in Benue State and across Nigeria.
Pinkoin is a non-existent digital currency being promoted by Inksnation which is registered under iBSmartify Nigeria by one Omotafe Sewanu, who promised hundreds of Nigerians more than 100% of their investment.
Over time, we’ve heard Nigerians asking, “Is the Emirate Dirham higher than the Nigerian Naira?” They are mostly those who are seeking greener pasture in the Arabian country.
Their curiosity is centred around Dirham to Naira exchange rate when it’s ripe for them to send money back home to their loved ones.
Nigeria’s government has finally shown its interest to massively invest in housing. It’s doing this by building 300,000 houses for interested Nigerians across the country under its programme called National Social Housing Programme (NSHP)
Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate this week Monday, December 14, 2020, to Friday, December 18, 2020, is going to be interesting and here are the five things that could trigger a slight spike in the value of US dollar against the Nigerian Naira this week.
A currency is money in paper form (banknotes) or coins backed by law and accepted as a medium of exchange among the people. So, what’s the strongest or valuable currency in the world today and how does it perform against the Nigerian Naira?
A few weeks ago, a friend called my attention to pinkoin, a digital asset by InksNation which claims to reduce poverty in the World by allocating coin to every member of its community.
In this post, I’m not going to delve into how it plans to pay a member (who joins with N1,000) a lifetime of N120, 000 or $342 monthly, rather I’ll tell you eight cogent reasons why I believe that iBSmartify, the company that registered the coin, is another scam set out to rip you off your hard-earned money.
