ATM Card Zai Daina Aiki a Sabuwar Shekarar 2023
Babban Bankin Kasa wato CBN tare da NIBSS, Banks sun kuduri sabinta dukkan katin ATM (Debit Cards) na dukkan ‘yan kasar nan a sabuwar shekarar da zamu shiga.
Cikin wannan wata ne alummar Najeriya suka tsinci kansu cikin yanayin juyayin da jimamin Sabunta Kudi daza’a yi, kafin a kammala sai kuma ga wannan tsari shima ya biyo baya na sabunta ATM Cards.
Cewar Darakta Owoh CBN ta riga ta sahale da yin wannan lamari na sabunta ATM card, ya kuma kara da cewa sabon katin na ATM zai zama mai tsaro gami da sauki wajen charge.
Bugu da kari shi wannan sabon kati zai zama yana aiki ne a iya Nigeria tare da kasuwannin da muke dasu na nan gida kamar yadda aka lasafta a kasa:
Micropayment and credit
e-government
Identity management,
Transportation
Health and agriculture
Yin amfani da wannan hanya zai kawo karshen yawan amfani da takardun kudi inda hakan zai karfafa tsarin nan da CBN ta tanadar na (Cashless Policy)
NIBSS ta fitar da rahoto dake nuni da cewa cikin wata 9 ‘yan damfara sun nemi su damfari alumma har sau 46,126 wanda kuma sunyi nasara a 41,979.
Wannan ya nuna cewa kaso 91% cikin 100 ne suka fada cikin damfarar inda adadin kudin da aka damfara yakai 5.2 billion Naira cikin wata tara.
Muna fata wannan canji yazama alkhairi ga dukkan yan kasa.
Source: Legit.ng
Breaking News: ASUU Suspends Eight-month-old strike
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has suspended its eight-month-old industrial action.
A member of the union’s National Executive Committee, NEC, confirmed this to DAILY POST early Friday.
ASUU decided to suspend the strike during a meeting of its leadership that started on Thursday night and lasted into the early hours of Friday.
The state branches of the union met over the Court of Appeal ruling last week, following which members voted to conditionally suspend the strike.
The Court of Appeal had issued an order to ASUU to suspend the strike before its appeal of the ruling ordering lecturers to resume work could be heard.
A member of the union’s National Executive Committee, NEC, confirmed this to DAILY POST early Friday.
ASUU decided to suspend the strike during a meeting of its leadership that started on Thursday night and lasted into the early hours of Friday.
The state branches of the union met over the Court of Appeal ruling last week, following which members voted to conditionally suspend the strike.
The Court of Appeal had issued an order to ASUU to suspend the strike before its appeal of the ruling ordering lecturers to resume work could be heard.
