The apex bank further said that the launch of the digital currency is a major step forward in the evolution of money and vowed to ensure that the e-Naira, like the physical Naira, is accessible by everyone. Here are six things we all need to know about the e-Naira: Beyond CBDC According to the CBN,
President Buhari Unveils eNaira
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Monday, launched the eNaira platform. The eNaira is a culmination of several years of research work by the Central Bank of Nigeria in advancing the boundaries of payments system in order to make financial transactions easier and seamless for every stratum of society. The launch was described
Buhari to unveil eNaira on Monday
President Muhammadu Buhari will, on Monday, formally unveil the country’s first digital currency, eNaira. Osita Nwasinobi, spokesperson of the CBN, disclosed this in a statement on Saturday. The apex bank had postponed the unveiling of the eNaira on October 1, citing key activities lined up for the country’s 61st independence anniversary. Nwasinobi said the launch of the
Nigerians berate Buhari for non declaration of bandits as terrorists
Nigerians have unanimously frowned at president Muhammadu Buhari for not officially naming the ferocious Bandits as terrorists that they really are. It may seem as though the Nigerian government are intentionally treating the nefarious bandits with kids gloves while they keep kidnapping, Extorting and killings of innocent Nigerian citizens. Jkcyno news gathered on Twitter the reactions of
Independence Day Address By President Muhammadu Buhari
INDEPENDENCE DAY ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY, MUHAMMADU BUHARI, PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA ON THE OCCASION OF NIGERIA’S SIXTY FIRST INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY, FRIDAY 1ST OCTOBER, 2021. Citizens of Nigeria. It is with full gratitude to God that today, we celebrate Nigeria’s sixty first Independence Anniversary. For 1st of October 1960 to happen, all
Over 50 cars on President Buhari’s fleet to an empty Owerri streets( video)
President Buhari Visited Imo State earlier today in what seems to be an empty street visit. Jkcyno news gathered that the entire South east unilaterally decided to boycott the visit of the president in a bid to vent their anger to the president for the obvious neglect and for the sides of the aggrieved IPOB, the arrest
South East deserted as Buhari Visits Imo (video)
Buhari was received at the Imo Airport by some Southeast Governors, led by the Chairman of the Southeast Governors, and the governor of Ebonyi State, Dave Umahi, host Governor, Hope Uzodimma of Imo state, among other Igbo leaders. Most interestingly, the entire streets of Owerri were deserted as they observed total compliance to the boycott
Buhari sacks two Ministers
President Muhammadu Buhari has sacked the Ministers of Agriculture, Mohammed Sabo Nanono, and Minister of Power, Maman Saleh. Buhari’s Special Adviser on Media & Publicity, Femi Adesina, made the announcement Wednesday. The affected ministers have been replaced with the Ministers of Environment, Mohammed Mahmoud Abubakar and State, Works and Housing, Abubakar Aliyu. Buhari said the
Buhari’s government moves to shutdown Channels Tv Over Governor Ortom’s ‘Anti-Government’ Interview
The Muhammadu Buhari regime is subtly moving to sanction a media organization, Channels Television, and arrest some of its journalists over recent interviews aired by the platform which are considered to be anti-government. SaharaReporters learned that through the National Broadcasting Commission, the Buhari government is set to wield the ‘big stick’ against the television station.
#June12protest : Police attack Protesters at Abuja (video)
The most anticipated June 12 protest is currently ongoing in the most parts of the country, Nigeria. Jkcyno news gathered that the Police have disrupted the peaceful protest in some parts like Abuja and Lagos. However, youths with different placards were seen Chanting “Buhari Must Go”. Below are the reports currently. https://twitter.com/IamSamzyPR/status/1403619659006550017?s=19 Abuja : We also gathered that