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The surge in cybercrime in Nigeria has significantly impacted its economy, posing multifaceted challenges that extend beyond financial losses. Instances of phishing, online scams, and ransomware attacks have not only drained billions from the economy but also eroded trust in digital transactions and financial systems. These crimes have targeted individuals, businesses, and government entities alike, undermining investor confidence and hindering economic growth. How can the spate of cybercrime in Nigeria be addressed and the negative impact on the economy reversed?Join Emile Alibeku and Richard Badung as they discuss this issue with their guest.
Guest: Stephen Sunday (A blockchain enthusiast running Kusuconsult- a blockchain consulting firm and a software development company, and Founder of Gonana, a web3 Agricultural commodity marketplace)
By JAY 101.9 FMThe surge in cybercrime in Nigeria has significantly impacted its economy, posing multifaceted challenges that extend beyond financial losses. Instances of phishing, online scams, and ransomware attacks have not only drained billions from the economy but also eroded trust in digital transactions and financial systems. These crimes have targeted individuals, businesses, and government entities alike, undermining investor confidence and hindering economic growth. How can the spate of cybercrime in Nigeria be addressed and the negative impact on the economy reversed?Join Emile Alibeku and Richard Badung as they discuss this issue with their guest.
Guest: Stephen Sunday (A blockchain enthusiast running Kusuconsult- a blockchain consulting firm and a software development company, and Founder of Gonana, a web3 Agricultural commodity marketplace)