 And not so crypto currency and blockchain technology. It is some cherry news for Nigerians. Now the federal government of Nigeria on Wednesday in Abuja approved a national blockchain policy. The Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Professor Issa Pantemi disclosed this after this week's federal executive council meeting which was presided over by President Mohammedu Bahari. But this has got many people reacting. The CEO of Black George Amoso shares his thoughts on that. Thank you, Justin. Nigeria is Africa's largest crypto market. And crypto is essentially a technology that is built on the blockchain. Now, the approval of the national blockchain policy by the Nigerian federal government is a significant step towards embracing and implementing the blockchain technology in the country. This policy provides a framework for the regulation and the adoption of the blockchain technology across various sectors in Nigeria. The benefits of this policy are numerous as blockchain technology has the potential to drive economic growth, improve transparency, and reduce corruption in Nigeria. It can also improve the efficiency of public services, facilitate cross-border transactions, and provide secure identity verification. Moreover, blockchain technology can foster innovation, create new job opportunities, and attract foreign investment into the country, right? And I know these are all great things. But however, the adoption of the blockchain technology also poses some threats and challenges such as the risk of fraud, hacking, privacy violations, et cetera. The lack of technical expertise and infrastructure may also hint at the effective implementation of blockchain technology in Nigeria. And this is personally one of my major concerns. Additionally, there is a need to ensure that the policies and regulations put in place do not stifle innovation and development. Overall, the approval of the national blockchain policy is a positive development for Nigeria as it provides a clear roadmap for the adoption and the regulation of the blockchain technology. The policy has the potential to transform various sectors in the country, leading to economic growth, job creation, and foreign investments. However, the effective implementation of the policy will depend on addressing the challenges and threats associated with blockchain technologies. All right, thank you so much, George Omoso, the CEO of Black. A whole lot is happening in crypto versus Nigeria is actually moving towards some datum direction and it is a very laudable one for the country. Well, as we go, here is our final feature. Our government needs to do more to ensure that projects already allocated in budgets gets our final approval. Well, this came up on the sidelines of a workshop for young people so that they can actually follow through in our issues with time budget planning and monitoring. I'll leave you with details of that. I am Justin Acadone. Many thanks for watching.