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accelerate reforms that will strengthen agricultural insurance, improve farmers’ resilience, enhance food security, and support the long-term success of President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

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Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda: NAIC MD, Agriculture Minister, Finance Minister Strengthen Agricultural Insurance Partnership

In a renewed demonstration of the Federal Government’s commitment to transforming Nigeria’s agricultural sector, the Managing Director and Chief Executive

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relevance within Nigeria’s agricultural ecosystem while reinforcing the Federal Government’s commitment to protecting farmers against production risks and strengthening rural livelihoods.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to deepen institutional collaboration and

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PRESIDENT TINUBU SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER ON VIRTUAL ASSETS, ESTABLISHES COUNCIL TO HARMONISE REGULATION OF DIGITAL ECONOMY

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, has signed the Presidential Executive Order on Virtual Assets Coordination, 2026, to harmonise the regulation of virtual assets, strengthen cooperation among the nation's financial, revenue and capital markets agencies, protect citizens from fraud, and safeguard the integrity of the financial system while enabling responsible innovation.

The President signed the Order pursuant to Section 5 of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 (as altered). The Executive Order takes effect immediately.

It responds to a regulatory environment that has become fragmented as virtual assets increasingly blur the traditional boundaries between currencies, money, commodities and securities.

With relevant agencies operating in silos, overlapping in some areas and leaving gaps in others, the country has been exposed to risks, including money laundering, terrorism financing, cybersecurity and data privacy threats, fraud, and revenue losses. Too often, unregistered and fraudulent operators have exploited these gaps to prey on unsuspecting Nigerians, costing families their savings.

The Order is designed to close these gaps through supervisory coordination, without introducing new layers of regulation or displacing the mandates of existing agencies.

To achieve this, the Order establishes a Virtual Asset Council, chaired by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), with the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as vice-chairs, and comprising the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) and the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA).

The Council will provide policy direction, promote synergy among the participating agencies, and work with the Attorney-General of the Federation to develop a harmonised legal and institutional framework that aligns the sector with Nigeria's national security, economic and social objectives.

The Order also establishes a Virtual Asset Office, the Council's operational body, with its secretariat domiciled at the CBN. The Office will be responsible for the day-to-day coordination of information sharing, applications, and reporting among the agencies, supported by an integrated supervisory technology platform that provides shared visibility while preserving each agency's ownership and control of its data.

Significantly, the Order does not create a new regulator or transfer powers between agencies. Each institution retains its full statutory mandate and independence, and the framework coordinates their work rather than replacing it. To provide certainty for operators and protection for the public, registration will follow the nature of the activity and the asset involved: activities like securities will be registered by the SEC, while payment, settlement, custody and related services involving non-security virtual assets will be registered by the CBN, with the Council resolving any case in which responsibility cannot be readily determined.

This closes the gaps through which unregistered operators have previously escaped oversight.

As part of the coordinated approach, the Central Bank of Nigeria is proceeding with a regulatory sandbox for virtual assets. The sandbox will provide a controlled environment in which eligible operators can test and operate virtual asset products, services, and blockchain-based solutions under close supervision, enabling the participating agencies to assess the implications for monetary sovereignty, financial stability, market integrity, consumer protection, financial inclusion, and revenue administration before products reach the wider market. It will help ensure that innovations that reach Nigerians have been properly examined and supervised.

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Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

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Tinubu’s Agricultural Reform Gains Momentum as NAIC, NAICOM Deepen Strategic Partnership

The Federal Government has taken another significant step toward strengthening Nigeria’s agricultural sector as the Honourable Minister of State for Agriculture and Food Security, Senator

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administration, the engagement serves as further evidence of the Federal Government’s resolve to implement reforms that strengthen institutions, empower farmers, and lay a solid foundation for food security, economic prosperity, and national development under President