Crypto Education Will Enable Nigerians Tap Into Opportunities In The Industry – Expert

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The financial sector has evolved rapidly over the years and L-Bank would adopt innovation in keeping up with the dynamics of the industry. 

By Zahra

The Regional Manager of L- Bank, Anointed Aha said the lack of information on the potential and opportunities in the cryptocurrency industry is a hindrance to tapping into the opportunities in the industry.

L- Bank is a digital asset exchange that seeks to provide customers with secure, innovative, and trustworthy financial services.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Coin News Extra, Aha said many Nigerians were still adverse to the topic of Cryptocurrency.

This, he said is a result of a lack of understanding by Nigerians of the potential in the industry.

To bridge this gap, Aha said that L-Bank will launch its training platform, ‘the L-Bank Academy, that would educate Nigerians on cryptocurrency and the opportunities in the industry.

“We have so many plans for Africa. The L-Bank Academy will launch in the next two months. Nigeria has a lot of potentials and we want everyone to tap into it, it’s not just for a few individuals.”

“Our space will be for everyone. We want to grow with our customers,” he said 

According to Aha, the financial sector has evolved rapidly over the years and L-Bank would adopt innovation in keeping up with the dynamics of the industry. 

Cryptocurrency is a huge deal in Nigeria, When it comes to cryptocurrency adoption, Nigeria is one of the world’s leaders. Many people do not want to miss out on the benefits of cryptocurrency. As a result, there are a lot of people in Nigeria who want to buy crypto assets. Despite the uncertain legal position of digital assets in the country, adoption continues to expand daily.

However, the CBN on February 5, 2021, released a ruling that orders all financial institutions to stop facilitating crypto transactions and desist from transacting with entities engaging in crypto. The statement also instructed all banks and financial institutions to close accounts of individuals or entities engaging in this type of transaction.


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