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Pundits brainstorm on creating secure cyber environment for financial transactions (In Photo)

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Nigeria’s apex bank, on Wednesday, gathered experts to a colloquim in Enugu (one of the southeastern states) to discuss ways to tackle challenges to cybersecurity and other issues surrounding it.

Confiance News reports, in photo, the seasoned panelists who spoke on the discourse.

From L-R: Mr. Rotus Oddiri (Anchor); Akeem Lawal, Divisional Chief Executive Officer at Interswitch (Panelist); Hajia Rakiya Yusuf, Assistant Director, Payment System Management Department at CBN (Panelist); Chuks Anakudo, Chief Product Officer at Global Accelerex (Panelist); Professor of Finance and Capital Market at Nasarawa State University, Prof. Uche Uwaleke (Panelist).
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