SiBAN will now hold physical monthly meetups at Moneta Hub, Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos. The monthly meetup will come up every third Friday of every month. This is after a collaboration between SiBAN and Moneta Hub in February 2021. Both SiBAN and Moneta Hub recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). Apart from monthly meetups,
Stakeholders and politicians across different offices have confirmed that regulation is the best approach to derive benefits from the cryptocurrency market. In the coming days, Nigeria might be on a crypto regulatory end rather than banned as expected. Senator Ihenyan, President of Stakeholders in Blockchain Association of Nigeria, revealed he has been making efforts since
On Friday, 5th February 2021, the crypto industry in Nigeria got wind of a circular by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The news reached local international media mainstream and members of the general public. The circular was directed to all deposit money banks (DMBs), non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs), and other financial institutions in Nigeria.
SiBan is simply an acronym for Stakeholders in Blockchain Technology Association of Nigeria. It is a self-regulatory body with the mission of growing the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry in Nigeria. After reading this post, you will find out what SiBAN is all about and how it works. Without much ado, let’s get to it. Post