Madu_Dan_Baba

❤️☕💡 Jack of all trades

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Na Man City caused am them for no win anything 😂😂😂. Bunch of bottlers

[Aminu @ameeen__Ali]

They wanted to use haram football to win UCL 😂😂
The best team won!

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Kaduna G Fresh is a shameless man sha

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Loyalty above all else

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

You nailed it man 💯

[D. H Bwala @BwalaDaniel]

Kindly take a listen to the Head to Head interview I had with Mehdi Hassan in London Conway Hall

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@abdoulkaura Mahaukaci

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@moubaraq Shima dan su familyn Ummu Sangare na da Fela Kuti 😂😂😂😂

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Half baked weed

[Chauffeur @abdoulkaura]

Half Fulani and Half Latina

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@moubaraq “Speaking English” 😂😂😂😂

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@ameeen__Ali Monopoly is another name for this man I swear

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Mathew must collect this tax

[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

President Tinubu Establishes National Tax Policy Implementation Committee

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the creation of the National Tax Policy Implementation Committee (NTPIC) to oversee the smooth rollout of Nigeria’s new tax reforms.

The committee, chaired by Mr Joseph Tegbe and overseen by the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun, will work with stakeholders across the public and private sectors to ensure the reforms are effectively implemented.

Mr Tegbe, will leads a team that includes Mrs Sanyade Okoli as Secretary, along with Ismaeel Ahmed, Rukaiya El-Rufai, and other professionals from finance, law, and civil society.

President Tinubu emphasised that the new tax laws are key to building a fair, transparent, and modern tax system that supports economic growth and protects citizens and businesses.

The NTPIC will focus on nationwide consultations, public awareness, better coordination among government agencies, and ensuring the reforms boost revenue, reduce leakages, and strengthen Nigeria’s economy.

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Raymond Reddington

[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

Lead counsel for Nnamdi Kanu, Kanu Agabi, has today withdrawn from representing the detained IPOB leader, citing that Kanu has decided to manage his legal matters independently. Kanu informed the court that he will be acting as his own legal representative for the time being.

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Anyi asara gaskiya

[Omar Mustafa @Omar_Mustie]

You go born pikin finish, e go come social media dey sniff KD baddie undies.

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

You should just give up on this PK @B_Fernandes8 you are a very terrible penalty taker recently.

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@DaniCarvajal92 that was a very stupid act from a player of your caliber. Captain for that matter

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Bought the red and it’s really nice.

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Set complete. ✅

Which is your favourite 25/26 @adidasfootball kit?

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Cunha na baller abeg

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Kana iya samun used 350 there about I think

[The Tribal Chief 🐐 @king_Bash47]

How much is PS5 now?

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@_Nuratafida Good old days🥰🥰 When you used to send me bad bad things

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

@Zaki__13 Ay ka bari kawai Oga

[Madu_Dan_Baba @Nazeey90]

Mathew na ta taxing din mu ☹️

[Imran Muhammad @Imranmuhdz]

Electronic payment transactions increased by 17.7%, reaching a total of N284.99 trillion in the first quarter of 2025.

Point-of-Sale (PoS) transactions across the country reached N10.45 trillion in the first quarter of 2025. This represents 209% surge compared to the N3.62 trillion recorded in the same timeframe of 2024.

The recent industry data from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS) revealed that there is an increasing dependence of consumers on digital platforms, and a greater adoption of cashless methods within the financial sector.

The NIBSS Instant Payment (NIP) data for the initial quarter of 2025 indicates a robust start for electronic transactions, with January alone witnessing a processing volume of N100.06 trillion.

February saw a decrease to N88.87 trillion, probably because the month has fewer days. Nevertheless, transaction values increased in March to N96.07 trillion, ending the quarter slightly under the peak seen in January.

In an analysis of the same timeframe in 2024, there was a clear indication of growth. NIP transactions amounted to N72.11 trillion in January 2024, rose to N79.33 trillion in February, and further climbed to N83.05 trillion in March.

The breakdown of the first quarter of 2025 by month reveals that point-of-sale transactions amounted to N4.12 trillion in January alone.

The amount decreased to N3.12 trillion in February, followed by a slight increase to N3.22 trillion in March.

During the same timeframe in 2024, the value of Point of Sale transactions was lower.

In January 2024, the recorded amount was N850.09 billion. February and March figures were N805.05 billion and N961.86 billion, respectively.