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This is according to data released by the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement Systems (NIBSS). The mobile money transactions figure for Q1 2024 represents an 89% year-on-year. growth when compared with the N9.1 trillion transactions recorded in the same period in 2023.
An analysis of the three-month data shows that mobile money transactions maintained steady growth each month. In January, transactions valued at N5.2 trillion were recorded, and by February, mobile money deals shot up to N5.5 trillion, while the figure went up higher to N6.5 trillion in March.
By Samson Akintaro.
Full story at Naira Metrics.
Along with her mother, sister and the rest of the astronauts’ families, they were bundled into a van, driven to the Space Centre, and told that the worst had happened. Minutes from when they should have landed to a hero’s welcome, the shuttle had broken up at 190,000ft, sending burning metal and human remains plummeting to the ground in east Texas. The shuttle’s disintegration as it breached the planet’s barrier had been broadcast on live television as the families stood staring at the sky, among the last to know their loved ones’ fate.
Twenty-one years on from flight STS-107, it remains among the worst space disasters in history, charted in painful detail in Columbia: The Space Shuttle That Fell to Earth, a three-part BBC documentary series beginning Monday (Feb 12). By the time of its 28th and final mission, Columbia – dubbed “the world’s greatest electric flying machine” – had spent more time in space than any other shuttle. All the more galling, then, that the incident could have been avoided completely.
By Charlotte Lytton.
Full story at Yahoo News.
“This means you must request TID for each merchant with their details and wait for NIBSS to generate it before they can assign a terminal to that merchant,” one person familiar with the CBN’s plans said.
Before now, mobile money operators like Opay or Palmpay typically requested TIDs in bulk to assign terminals quickly, but recertification will mean acquirers (banks and mobile money operators) have to register each TID separately. Registration requires the provision of an address, BVN or Tax Identification Number (TIN), business name, and F1 Code of the acquiring bank.
By Frank Eleanya.
Full story at Tech Cabal.
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| CBN governor, Olayemi Cardoso |
Cardoso highlighted some of the plans in his first-ever exclusive interview as CBN governor and which was done by Arise Business anchor, Boason Omofaye, on Monday, February 5, 2024.
– According to Cardoso, the eventual stability of the naira will be driven by its ability to address the fundamental issues affecting the economy, bring inflation under control, and promote the growth of Nigerian businesses so that exportation will be greater than consumption.
– Cardoso revealed that the CBN is currently planning strategies to revamp the Bureau de Change segment. He said this is imperative for enhanced efficiency and aims to streamline their numbers for better management as well as supervision.
By James Agberebi.
Full story at The Guardian NG.
