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It is encouraging to see the National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System moving steadily from planning to implementation, with the commencement of the postcode delineation model validation exercise across the country. As field mappers begin engaging communities and validating the digital postcode model, we are taking another important step towards...

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Nigeria is set to launch a Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System in October as part of efforts to strengthen national security, improve public safety, enhance emergency response, and support the growth of the country’s digital economy. The initiative, championed by the Nigerian Postal Service, is expected to provide trusted location intelligence that will allow people, assets, institutions, and services to be accurately identified and connected across the country.
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Nigeria is set to launch a Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System in October as part of efforts to strengthen national security, improve public safety, enhance emergency response, and support the growth of the country’s digital economy. The initiative, championed by the Nigerian Postal Service, is expected to provide trusted location intelligence that will allow people, assets, institutions, and services to be accurately identified and connected across the country.

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📌When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Bola Ahmed Tinubu entrusted us with the mandate to deliver Nigeria's National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System, the assignment was never simply about creating postcodes. It was about giving every addressable location in Nigeria a place on the nation's digital map. From the outset, the Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani Dr. 'Bosun Tijani , was clear on the standard we had to meet. This was not going to be another desktop exercise. The objective was to build a trusted digital location infrastructure that truly reflects the reality on the ground, one that serves every Nigerian, whether in the heart of our cities or in the most remote communities. That is why delineation alone was never enough. Maps can tell part of the story. People tell the rest. Over the past few weeks, our dedicated staff and thousands of ad-hoc field personnel have travelled across Nigeria, validating communities, identifying buildings and ensuring that what is captured digitally reflects what exists physically. Here are videos from Ebonyi, Jigawa. From Jigawa and Niger State, the largest state in Nigeria by landmass, covering more than 76,000 square kilometres and stretching across terrains that remind us daily of the scale of this assignment, we have remained committed to one principle: no community is too remote, no settlement too small, and no Nigerian too far away to count. Every journey reinforces something profound. Nigerians are remarkably warm, welcoming and hopeful. In many of the communities we have visited, people have told us they have never witnessed government teams coming specifically to identify their homes, understand their communities and ensure they are visible within a national digital infrastructure. There is dignity in being found. There is inclusion in being counted. There is trust when government makes the effort to reach every citizen, not just those who are easiest to reach. The Digital Postcode System is far bigger than mail delivery. It is foundational digital public infrastructure. It means an ambulance can find a patient faster. A security agency can respond with greater precision. Fire services can reach emergencies without relying on verbal directions. Businesses can deliver products more efficiently. Small enterprises in rural communities can participate more confidently in e-commerce. Governments can plan schools, hospitals, roads and public services using accurate location intelligence rather than estimates. Financial institutions can strengthen address verification and expand financial inclusion. Census exercises, elections and disaster response can all benefit from more reliable location data. But perhaps what excites me most is what we cannot yet fully imagine. Just as mobile phones became the platform for innovations few predicted twenty years ago, a trusted national location layer will become the foundation upon which future innovations are built. Entrepreneurs will develop services we have not conceived today. Logistics companies will optimise deliveries with unprecedented efficiency. Drones, autonomous systems, precision agriculture, smart cities, digital insurance, AI-powered public services and entirely new business models will all depend on one fundamental capability: knowing exactly where something is. That is what we are building. Every building we validate, every community we map and every postcode we assign is another block in Nigeria's digital future. This work is demanding. It requires patience, precision and thousands of kilometres on the road. But nation-building has never been about choosing the easy path. It is about ensuring that every Nigerian, everywhere, has a place in the future we are creating together. #PostcodesNG cc Nigerian Postal Service
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📌When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Bola Ahmed Tinubu entrusted us with the mandate to deliver Nigeria's National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System, the assignment was never simply about creating postcodes. It was about giving every addressable location in Nigeria a place on the nation's digital map. From the outset, the Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani Dr. 'Bosun Tijani , was clear on the standard we had to meet. This was not going to be another desktop exercise. The objective was to build a trusted digital location infrastructure that truly reflects the reality on the ground, one that serves every Nigerian, whether in the heart of our cities or in the most remote communities. That is why delineation alone was never enough. Maps can tell part of the story. People tell the rest. Over the past few weeks, our dedicated staff and thousands of ad-hoc field personnel have travelled across Nigeria, validating communities, identifying buildings and ensuring that what is captured digitally reflects what exists physically. Here are videos from Ebonyi, Jigawa. From Jigawa and Niger State, the largest state in Nigeria by landmass, covering more than 76,000 square kilometres and stretching across terrains that remind us daily of the scale of this assignment, we have remained committed to one principle: no community is too remote, no settlement too small, and no Nigerian too far away to count. Every journey reinforces something profound. Nigerians are remarkably warm, welcoming and hopeful. In many of the communities we have visited, people have told us they have never witnessed government teams coming specifically to identify their homes, understand their communities and ensure they are visible within a national digital infrastructure. There is dignity in being found. There is inclusion in being counted. There is trust when government makes the effort to reach every citizen, not just those who are easiest to reach. The Digital Postcode System is far bigger than mail delivery. It is foundational digital public infrastructure. It means an ambulance can find a patient faster. A security agency can respond with greater precision. Fire services can reach emergencies without relying on verbal directions. Businesses can deliver products more efficiently. Small enterprises in rural communities can participate more confidently in e-commerce. Governments can plan schools, hospitals, roads and public services using accurate location intelligence rather than estimates. Financial institutions can strengthen address verification and expand financial inclusion. Census exercises, elections and disaster response can all benefit from more reliable location data. But perhaps what excites me most is what we cannot yet fully imagine. Just as mobile phones became the platform for innovations few predicted twenty years ago, a trusted national location layer will become the foundation upon which future innovations are built. Entrepreneurs will develop services we have not conceived today. Logistics companies will optimise deliveries with unprecedented efficiency. Drones, autonomous systems, precision agriculture, smart cities, digital insurance, AI-powered public services and entirely new business models will all depend on one fundamental capability: knowing exactly where something is. That is what we are building. Every building we validate, every community we map and every postcode we assign is another block in Nigeria's digital future. This work is demanding. It requires patience, precision and thousands of kilometres on the road. But nation-building has never been about choosing the easy path. It is about ensuring that every Nigerian, everywhere, has a place in the future we are creating together. #PostcodesNG cc Nigerian Postal Service

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"It's unspeakably unfair and unjust that a little baby from one postcode gets to live 16 years longer than another baby from another postcode. "It really falls on political leaders to step up to the plate." Scottish social commentator and writer * is backing a campaign to #MakeHealthEqual. He spoke to us about the campaign, the postcode lottery regarding life expectancy in the UK, and the impact improvements in housing, income and clean air can have for public health.

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BREAKING: Three new digital infrastructure projects aimed at transforming broadband connectivity in the country to kick off in a few weeks. Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, disclosed this yesterday after briefing President Tinubu at the Presidential Villa. The three projects are: 1. Rollout of 90,000 km fibre optic network. This project, to be launched in a few weeks, will extend fibre optic cables to every state, geopolitical zone, local government area, and ward, significantly improving the quality and reach of internet connectivity. 2. Deployment of 3,700 telecommunications towers to provide network coverage for more than 20 million Nigerians currently living in rural communities without access to telecommunications services. 3. Launch of an alphanumeric postcode system on October 1, placing the country among the 10-15 nations worldwide using the advanced addressing technology. This will help identify every property in this country. According to Minister Bosun Tijani, the system will assign a unique address to every building, making deliveries faster, boosting e-commerce, strengthening security, and improving public service delivery.
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BREAKING: Three new digital infrastructure projects aimed at transforming broadband connectivity in the country to kick off in a few weeks. Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, disclosed this yesterday after briefing President Tinubu at the Presidential Villa. The three projects are: 1. Rollout of 90,000 km fibre optic network. This project, to be launched in a few weeks, will extend fibre optic cables to every state, geopolitical zone, local government area, and ward, significantly improving the quality and reach of internet connectivity. 2. Deployment of 3,700 telecommunications towers to provide network coverage for more than 20 million Nigerians currently living in rural communities without access to telecommunications services. 3. Launch of an alphanumeric postcode system on October 1, placing the country among the 10-15 nations worldwide using the advanced addressing technology. This will help identify every property in this country. According to Minister Bosun Tijani, the system will assign a unique address to every building, making deliveries faster, boosting e-commerce, strengthening security, and improving public service delivery.

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Crypto is not a threat to the dollar. In fact, stablecoins can reinforce dollar supremacy. Digital assets are one of the most important phenomena in the world right now, yet they have been ignored by national governments for far too long. This administration is committed to establishing the United States as a hub for digital asset innovation, and the GENIUS Act moves us one step closer to that goal.
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💥 The Future of Postal Services is Here! Last Thursday, October 30, 2025, @NIPOSTNigeria took a bold leap forward, unveiling a new digital postal era that puts citizens first and makes public service simpler, faster, and smarter. 🇳🇬 Under the visionary leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the dynamic guidance of Dr. ‘Bosun Tijani, Dr. 'Bosun Tijani Honourable Minister of Fed. Min. of Comms, Innovation & Digital Economy we’re reimagining postal services for a Nigeria that thrives on innovation and trust. 🌍💫 Through this groundbreaking collaboration, we’re integrating technology and logistics to remove every old frustration: 💳 Paystack : Instant, secure online payment for customs duties. 📦 sendbox_ng : Real-time tracking so you know exactly where your parcel is. 🚚 Messenger.ng : Seamless doorstep delivery, no more post office queues. For the customer, this means: ✅ No hidden charges, you get notified instantly when duties are assessed. ✅ No delays, pay online from anywhere and get your parcel faster. ✅ Full transparency, track your item every step of the way. ✅ More trust, less stress, because government service should work for you. This is more than convenience. It’s about restoring confidence, improving transparency, and delivering renewed hope to every Nigerian. As Postmaster General, I’m proud to lead this transformation, where legacy meets innovation, and public service meets fintech efficiency. @NIPOSTNigeria is evolving, from letters to logistics to a digitally-driven ecosystem that connects Nigeria and empowers its people. 🚀 Together, we’re not just delivering parcels. We’re delivering trust, innovation, and a smarter future. #RenewedHope #NIPOST
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💥 The Future of Postal Services is Here! Last Thursday, October 30, 2025, @NIPOSTNigeria took a bold leap forward, unveiling a new digital postal era that puts citizens first and makes public service simpler, faster, and smarter. 🇳🇬 Under the visionary leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the dynamic guidance of Dr. ‘Bosun Tijani, Dr. 'Bosun Tijani Honourable Minister of Fed. Min. of Comms, Innovation & Digital Economy we’re reimagining postal services for a Nigeria that thrives on innovation and trust. 🌍💫 Through this groundbreaking collaboration, we’re integrating technology and logistics to remove every old frustration: 💳 Paystack : Instant, secure online payment for customs duties. 📦 sendbox_ng : Real-time tracking so you know exactly where your parcel is. 🚚 Messenger.ng : Seamless doorstep delivery, no more post office queues. For the customer, this means: ✅ No hidden charges, you get notified instantly when duties are assessed. ✅ No delays, pay online from anywhere and get your parcel faster. ✅ Full transparency, track your item every step of the way. ✅ More trust, less stress, because government service should work for you. This is more than convenience. It’s about restoring confidence, improving transparency, and delivering renewed hope to every Nigerian. As Postmaster General, I’m proud to lead this transformation, where legacy meets innovation, and public service meets fintech efficiency. @NIPOSTNigeria is evolving, from letters to logistics to a digitally-driven ecosystem that connects Nigeria and empowers its people. 🚀 Together, we’re not just delivering parcels. We’re delivering trust, innovation, and a smarter future. #RenewedHope #NIPOST

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The MESOB in Harar City is part of Ethiopia’s broader national initiative to modernize and integrate public service delivery through one-stop service centers. In Harar City, the MESOB platform currently brings together 8 institutions, operating through 24 service counters and providing 67 different public services to residents in a single location. This local implementation reflects the wider national effort to improve government efficiency, accessibility, and citizen satisfaction by reducing fragmentation across institutions and minimizing the time and cost required for people to obtain public services. Across the country, the MESOB approach is being expanded as part of the government’s commitment to digital transformation and coordinated service delivery, positioning integrated service centers as a key mechanism for strengthening public sector performance and enhancing the overall citizen experience.

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My next feature is our amazing Post-Master General/CEO of Nigerian Postal Service, Tola Odeyemi. As Nigeria’s first female PMG, she’s already made history just by her appointment and she has taken on the challenge of re-imagining our postal service with composure and grace that gives us all the reassurance that we’re on the right path. Tola speaks about making an impact as a woman and we are determined to continue to give our women the platform to make their contribution towards a greater Nigeria. Happy #InternationalWomensDay
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My next feature is our amazing Post-Master General/CEO of Nigerian Postal Service, Tola Odeyemi. As Nigeria’s first female PMG, she’s already made history just by her appointment and she has taken on the challenge of re-imagining our postal service with composure and grace that gives us all the reassurance that we’re on the right path. Tola speaks about making an impact as a woman and we are determined to continue to give our women the platform to make their contribution towards a greater Nigeria. Happy #InternationalWomensDay

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✨The Nigerian Postal Service Agro-Logistics Initiative (#NAILI) is one of the projects dearest to us at NIPOST and a proud pillar of the Renewed Hope Agenda. No more wasted harvests. No more produce spoiling on the way to market. With #NAILI, food will move from farm to market faster, fresher, and safer, putting more money in farmers’ pockets and fresher food on every Nigerian table. #NAILI is not just logistics, it is a revolution for agriculture, food security, and the future of our economy. Special thanks to TVC News for spotlighting this transformative project. Together, we’re showing Nigerians that with #NAILI, every harvest will count, every farmer will win, and every citizen will feel the difference. #NAILI Moving Harvests, Feeding the Nation.
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✨The Nigerian Postal Service Agro-Logistics Initiative (#NAILI) is one of the projects dearest to us at NIPOST and a proud pillar of the Renewed Hope Agenda. No more wasted harvests. No more produce spoiling on the way to market. With #NAILI, food will move from farm to market faster, fresher, and safer, putting more money in farmers’ pockets and fresher food on every Nigerian table. #NAILI is not just logistics, it is a revolution for agriculture, food security, and the future of our economy. Special thanks to TVC News for spotlighting this transformative project. Together, we’re showing Nigerians that with #NAILI, every harvest will count, every farmer will win, and every citizen will feel the difference. #NAILI Moving Harvests, Feeding the Nation.

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🧵“What underpins a world order is always the financial system." Pippa Malmgren, World Government Summit Dubai, 2022. This is from my new article: "We are on the brink of a dramatic change where we are about to abandon the traditional system of money and accounting and introduce a new one. And the new one is what we call blockchain. It means digital. It means having an almost perfect record of every single transaction that happens in the economy, which will give us far greater clarity over what's going on. It also raises huge dangers in terms of the balance of power between states and citizens. In my opinion, we're going to need a digital constitution of human rights if we're going to have digital money. Most people think that digital money is crypto and private, but what I see are superpowers introducing digital currency. The Chinese were the first. The US is on the brink of moving in the same direction. The Europeans have committed to that as well.” >>
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🧵“What underpins a world order is always the financial system." Pippa Malmgren, World Government Summit Dubai, 2022. This is from my new article: "We are on the brink of a dramatic change where we are about to abandon the traditional system of money and accounting and introduce a new one. And the new one is what we call blockchain. It means digital. It means having an almost perfect record of every single transaction that happens in the economy, which will give us far greater clarity over what's going on. It also raises huge dangers in terms of the balance of power between states and citizens. In my opinion, we're going to need a digital constitution of human rights if we're going to have digital money. Most people think that digital money is crypto and private, but what I see are superpowers introducing digital currency. The Chinese were the first. The US is on the brink of moving in the same direction. The Europeans have committed to that as well.” >>

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In 2020 the news service - France24 did an expose into China’s digital ID system. It ranks people via a social credit and gives state oversight and control over every aspect of their lives. It’s disturbing and shocking. Ironically France right this moment is scrambling to build its own Biometric Digital ID system, which the country is negotiating with the entire EU for the whole of the Europe to adopt. The goal is to expand into passports, facial recognition border technology and currency. France has stated that they want to build this to a global digital system. France’s Digital ID system was introduced in 2023 under the guise of keeping children safe from social media. Watch the video below, this is where Luxon is going to take New Zealand to.
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In 2020 the news service - France24 did an expose into China’s digital ID system. It ranks people via a social credit and gives state oversight and control over every aspect of their lives. It’s disturbing and shocking. Ironically France right this moment is scrambling to build its own Biometric Digital ID system, which the country is negotiating with the entire EU for the whole of the Europe to adopt. The goal is to expand into passports, facial recognition border technology and currency. France has stated that they want to build this to a global digital system. France’s Digital ID system was introduced in 2023 under the guise of keeping children safe from social media. Watch the video below, this is where Luxon is going to take New Zealand to.

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Elon Musk explains why AI and robots are the future of the economy? “You can think of the economy as digital and physical intelligence. AI is advancing very rapidly, but it is still somewhat confined to the digital realm. You need end effectors in the form of humanoid robots. Then you can go from intelligence manifesting itself digitally to shaping atoms. An economy is the production of goods and the provision of services. If you have vast numbers of robots with vast amounts of digital intelligence, you have a quasi-infinite economy.”
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Elon Musk explains why AI and robots are the future of the economy? “You can think of the economy as digital and physical intelligence. AI is advancing very rapidly, but it is still somewhat confined to the digital realm. You need end effectors in the form of humanoid robots. Then you can go from intelligence manifesting itself digitally to shaping atoms. An economy is the production of goods and the provision of services. If you have vast numbers of robots with vast amounts of digital intelligence, you have a quasi-infinite economy.”

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Unveiling the Progressive Digital Media Summit! The summit, coming up on the 1st and 2nd of August 2025 is themed “Unveiling the critical role of New Media in National Development with a focus on the Renewed Hope Agenda.” It seeks to provide a platform for progressive digital stakeholders across Nigeria and beyond to discuss the all-important role of digital media in governance as it relates to the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Follow Progressive Digital Media Summit for regular updates and more information!

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Today marks a transformative milestone in Zimbabwe’s education journey. I am pleased to announce that the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, in partnership with UNICEF Zimbabwe, is launching the One Laptop, One iPad Per Pupil initiative an ambitious, nationwide programme aimed at bridging the digital divide and empowering every learner with the tools of the 21st century. As part of this initiative, I had the honour of presiding over the official handover of a major consignment of ICT devices, including laptops, projectors, and tablets. These resources are specifically targeted at disadvantaged and solar-powered schools across the country. They will support digital teaching and learning, ensuring that no child is left behind in our pursuit of inclusive, equitable, and quality Education. This programme is not merely about technology it is about equity, opportunity, and transformation. It is about unlocking the potential of every learner, regardless of geography or background, and ensuring that our education system is relevant, inclusive, and future-ready. We pay tribute to His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, whose visionary leadership under Vision 2030, the Presidential Computerisation Programme, and the promotion of public-private partnerships continue to drive innovation and inclusive development across all sectors, including Education. By placing a laptop and an iPad in the hands of every pupil, we are not only investing in their future we are building the digital foundations of a knowledge-based economy. This is a bold step toward realising the aspirations of Vision 2030 and preparing our children for a world increasingly shaped by technology, creativity, and innovation. Let me express my deepest gratitude to UNICEF Zimbabwe and all our partners who continue to walk this journey with us. Your unwavering support is helping us build a smarter, more connected, and more empowered Zimbabwe. Education is our foundation. Digital access is our future. And the future begins now.
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Today marks a transformative milestone in Zimbabwe’s education journey. I am pleased to announce that the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, in partnership with UNICEF Zimbabwe, is launching the One Laptop, One iPad Per Pupil initiative an ambitious, nationwide programme aimed at bridging the digital divide and empowering every learner with the tools of the 21st century. As part of this initiative, I had the honour of presiding over the official handover of a major consignment of ICT devices, including laptops, projectors, and tablets. These resources are specifically targeted at disadvantaged and solar-powered schools across the country. They will support digital teaching and learning, ensuring that no child is left behind in our pursuit of inclusive, equitable, and quality Education. This programme is not merely about technology it is about equity, opportunity, and transformation. It is about unlocking the potential of every learner, regardless of geography or background, and ensuring that our education system is relevant, inclusive, and future-ready. We pay tribute to His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, whose visionary leadership under Vision 2030, the Presidential Computerisation Programme, and the promotion of public-private partnerships continue to drive innovation and inclusive development across all sectors, including Education. By placing a laptop and an iPad in the hands of every pupil, we are not only investing in their future we are building the digital foundations of a knowledge-based economy. This is a bold step toward realising the aspirations of Vision 2030 and preparing our children for a world increasingly shaped by technology, creativity, and innovation. Let me express my deepest gratitude to UNICEF Zimbabwe and all our partners who continue to walk this journey with us. Your unwavering support is helping us build a smarter, more connected, and more empowered Zimbabwe. Education is our foundation. Digital access is our future. And the future begins now.

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THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT VIDEO TO WATCH RIGHT NOW WITH DIGITAL I.D BEING FORCED UPON US Alex Phillips explains how EVERY labour CABINET MINISTER AND EVERY PAST AND PRESENT LABOUR PRIME MINISTER is a part of a group called the Fabian Society who's sole objective is to bring down capitalism and replace it with communism. And this is exactly what they are doing by doing everything they can to destroy the British identity and way of life and replace it with people who have always worked hand in hand with socalists and communists...Muslims The digital i.d has been used in communist China and Vietnam, where they used it to bring in a social credit system and debunked 83 million people in Vietnam who refused the card.. The Fabians are the enemy of the british people... Their original emblem was a wolf in sheep's clothing for a reason.. Please share this far and wide. More people need to know and understand what they are doing.

Grifty

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When Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) meets leadership, inclusion scales. In Rwanda, Rwanda Information Society Authority and Sharon Umunyana are deploying Mojaloop Foundation to build an inclusive instant payments system that cuts costs, retains national ownership and keeps data secure. As we head into the Global DPI Summit 2025 2025, it is clear that with open, interoperable DPI, governments can connect citizens to safe, affordable financial services, empowering women, small businesses and families to fully participate in the digital economy. Learn more about Sharon's story and Mojaloop's impact, powered by the Gates Foundation: #InclusiveGrowth #GlobalDPISummit
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When Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) meets leadership, inclusion scales. In Rwanda, Rwanda Information Society Authority and Sharon Umunyana are deploying Mojaloop Foundation to build an inclusive instant payments system that cuts costs, retains national ownership and keeps data secure. As we head into the Global DPI Summit 2025 2025, it is clear that with open, interoperable DPI, governments can connect citizens to safe, affordable financial services, empowering women, small businesses and families to fully participate in the digital economy. Learn more about Sharon's story and Mojaloop's impact, powered by the Gates Foundation: #InclusiveGrowth #GlobalDPISummit

Gates Foundation Africa

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It is important now to continue conveying to all political leaders that air defense for Ukraine is the number one priority. It is important to continue working together on the resilience of Ukrainian communities – and therefore on the experience of resilience that will be useful to communities in your countries. It is enormously helpful for Ukraine to feel that we are not alone in our defense. People in your countries, as well as here in Ukraine, must continue to feel that evil will not prevail. And we will remain very grateful to you for every joint project, every strong decision, every step that helps our defense and the protection of our cities and villages from Russian strikes, and for your participation in Ukraine’s reconstruction. The fate of our freedom and yours is being decided here, in Ukraine, in this war – in which system prevails here: our shared European system, or Moscow’s. From the speech at the 4th International Summit of Cities and Regions. (3/3)
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It is important now to continue conveying to all political leaders that air defense for Ukraine is the number one priority. It is important to continue working together on the resilience of Ukrainian communities – and therefore on the experience of resilience that will be useful to communities in your countries. It is enormously helpful for Ukraine to feel that we are not alone in our defense. People in your countries, as well as here in Ukraine, must continue to feel that evil will not prevail. And we will remain very grateful to you for every joint project, every strong decision, every step that helps our defense and the protection of our cities and villages from Russian strikes, and for your participation in Ukraine’s reconstruction. The fate of our freedom and yours is being decided here, in Ukraine, in this war – in which system prevails here: our shared European system, or Moscow’s. From the speech at the 4th International Summit of Cities and Regions. (3/3)

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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🚨🇬🇧DIGITAL ID IS NO LONGER A WARNING. IT IS GOVERNMENT POLICY. I joined Clayton Morris on Redacted after King Charles announced the government's intention to proceed with digital ID during the King's Speech. Listen carefully to the words: “My ministers will also proceed with the introduction of digital ID that will modernise how citizens interact with public services.” For years I have warned about where centralised digital identity infrastructure could ultimately lead. Now the debate has changed. Digital ID is moving from proposal towards implementation — and the critical questions must be asked BEFORE the infrastructure becomes embedded into everyday life. Will it remain genuinely voluntary? What happens to people who refuse it? Which public services will eventually use it? What information will be connected to it? Who will have access? And, most importantly: WHAT STOPS A SYSTEM BUILT FOR “CONVENIENCE” TODAY BECOMING A SYSTEM OF CONTROL TOMORROW? Technology itself isn't the issue. The concentration of power is. Watch my discussion with Clayton Morris on Redacted. Clayton Morris Redacted
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🚨🇬🇧DIGITAL ID IS NO LONGER A WARNING. IT IS GOVERNMENT POLICY. I joined Clayton Morris on Redacted after King Charles announced the government's intention to proceed with digital ID during the King's Speech. Listen carefully to the words: “My ministers will also proceed with the introduction of digital ID that will modernise how citizens interact with public services.” For years I have warned about where centralised digital identity infrastructure could ultimately lead. Now the debate has changed. Digital ID is moving from proposal towards implementation — and the critical questions must be asked BEFORE the infrastructure becomes embedded into everyday life. Will it remain genuinely voluntary? What happens to people who refuse it? Which public services will eventually use it? What information will be connected to it? Who will have access? And, most importantly: WHAT STOPS A SYSTEM BUILT FOR “CONVENIENCE” TODAY BECOMING A SYSTEM OF CONTROL TOMORROW? Technology itself isn't the issue. The concentration of power is. Watch my discussion with Clayton Morris on Redacted. Clayton Morris Redacted

Jim Ferguson

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