The NBA Digital Stamp and Seal is, reportedly, backed by blockchain technology, which has its benefits. It will secure the uniqueness of each member’s stamp and seal, the security of their information, and non-alteration or duplication.
The NBA Digital Stamp and Seal is, reportedly, backed by blockchain technology, which has its benefits. It will secure the uniqueness of each member’s stamp and seal, the security of their information, and non-alteration or duplication.
by Jude Ayua, Associate Download PDF version here. Introduction Cryptocurrency adoption in Nigeria by the private sector came with legal, social, and economic implications as the government attempted—sadly unsuccessfully—to regulate the industry. While the Central Bank of Nigeria (Central.. Read more
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been ordered by a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja FCT on Wednesday 14 June 2023 to pay Media Rights Agenda (MRA) the sum of N1 million as damages for the apex bank’s wrongful denial of access to information. Justice Donatus Uwaezuoke Okorowo of the Federal High Court delivered the judgment.
The London Blockchain Conference, the first of its kind, held in London at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, 31 May to 2 June, 2023. Infusion Lawyer’s Associate, Jude Ayua, shares major highlights of the conference.
Given the high rate of regulation in the preceding year, 2022 started on a promising note for the crypto industry, with a total market cap of $2.2 trillion on January 1. At the time of writing, global market cap is about $810 billion, representing a drop of over $1.3 trillion. This is huge. And this perhaps demonstrates why crypto regulation is vital. Consumer protection and investor safety must be safeguarded. Here’s a rundown of crypto regulations around the world in 2022.
In this article, Jude Ayua briefly highlights and discusses the provisions of the OECD framework on base erosion, profit sharing, and taxation of international businesses in the digital economy, the three reasons why the FIRS rejected it, and the four steps FIRS has taken to ensure that Nigeria’s revenue is not hurt by its decision.