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Nigeria

BSV Stories Episode 10: The future has already arrived in Nigeria
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1 March, 2024

BSV Stories Episode 10: The future has already arrived in Nigeria

In this episode of BSV Stories, we look at how blockchain technology is transforming Nigeria's economy, with aid from BSV...
Binance banned in Nigeria over ‘sophisticated heist’ against the economy: report
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27 February, 2024

Binance banned in Nigeria over ‘sophisticated heist’ against the economy: report

The Nigerian ‘crypto’ market is in uproar after government officials banned exchanges like Coinbase and Binance over their alleged “sophisticated...
Blockchain the only technology leveling the playground: BitLipa’s Apollo Eric
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7 February, 2024

Blockchain the only technology leveling the playground: BitLipa’s Apollo Eric

Apollo discussed how BitLipa uses stablecoins to ease cross-border transfers and how blockchain is weeding out corruption and more on...
Nigeria’s Zone to launch blockchain remittances in 2025
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7 February, 2024

Nigeria’s Zone to launch blockchain remittances in 2025

Rebranded from Appzone and formerly a software firm, Zone now processes blockchain payments and facilitated over $360 million for Nigerian...
Abuja’s Bureau De Change operators shut down, blame P2P digital asset market
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6 February, 2024

Abuja’s Bureau De Change operators shut down, blame P2P digital asset market

Nigeria’s digital asset community has dismissed the unfounded claims, noting that Bureau De Change operators rely on physical foreign currencies...
Africa is venturing beyond digital assets and into blockchain integration: Centbee’s Lorien Gamaroff
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5 February, 2024

Africa is venturing beyond digital assets and into blockchain integration: Centbee’s Lorien Gamaroff

Lorien Gamaroff acknowledged the rising adoption of Bitcoin-powered payments like Centbee but noted that blockchain integration could be more critical...
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