What remains largely unseen is the sleek, secure, and solid infrastructure that enables these diverse transactions reliably, at scale, across the entire economy.

Regarded as one of the top 3 payment technology forces in Africa’s largest economy, Remita is licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria as a Switch, Payment System Service Provider, Payment Terminal Service Provider and as a Super-Agent.

In 2025, Remita processed well over 100 trillion Naira of payment transactions, underscoring its position as a provider of significant financial infrastructure in Nigeria.

This scale was not driven by isolated surges but by sustained, day-to-day activity spanning transaction switching for financial institutions, corporate and public payments processing, and the enablement of consumer financial flows, reinforcing its central role in the economy.

Remita also enabled access to over 15,000 products and services across 180 countries, further establishing its role as an invisible backbone connecting businesses, institutions, and individuals within Africa’s largest economy. It illustrates a defining paradox of modern infrastructure: the more essential it becomes, the less visible it appears.

Within the fintech and banking industries, this role is often described as “the rails” – the underlying tracks on which Nigeria’s payment ecosystem runs. Like electricity through power lines or water through pipes, Remita’s impact is most pronounced where secured and reliable execution is non-negotiable.

Across corporate payments, institutional disbursements, large-scale revenue collection, and complex multi-party transactions, Remita operates as a trusted national infrastructure, where even minor disruptions can have cascading consequences.

Throughout 2025, Remita supported revenue collection and disbursements across the federal, state, and local governments, operating reliably to ensure the wheels of government operations grounded smoothly to avoid delayed salaries, stalled public services, and erosion of public trust.

Sustained infrastructure uptime reinforced a core principle of modern governance: when systems function seamlessly, confidence is preserved.

On any day, Remita enables a civil servant in Gombe to receive her salary, a contractor in Kogi to be seamlessly paid, a student in Enugu to pay university fees, a resident of Abuja to pay for water, a property owner to pay land use charge in Lagos, and a contravening citizen to pay FRSC anywhere across the country.

These millions of transactions occur concurrently, at scale, and without friction, by design.

2025 marked Remita’s progression toward continental relevance. Through strategic integration with the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS), Remita has laid the foundation for simplified cross-border African payments – reducing dependency on third-party currencies and enabling businesses to transact across borders with greater ease.

“As Nigeria’s digital economy becomes more interconnected with the rest of Africa, the role of infrastructure becomes even more consequential,” explains ‘DeRemi Atanda, managing director of Remita. “Our responsibility is to build systems that can support that future. We are not just building for Nigeria. We are building infrastructure that can support Africa’s digital economy.”

AI was another frontier where Remita demonstrated industry leadership in 2025. Its deep understanding of the need for a shift from automation to intelligence led to its release of a landmark fintech AI report, which positioned Nigeria within global conversations on the application of artificial intelligence in financial services.

More than thought leadership, the report signaled commitment to building payment infrastructure that is not only resilient at scale, but increasingly responsive, predictive, and aligned with the realities of modern financial ecosystems.

Financial inclusion and access to financial services by yet a large population continued to be a major discussion in 2025.

Through partnerships with agent networks such as Moniepoint, NIPOST and Paga, Remita further extended services beyond traditional banking touchpoints – bringing formal financial systems closer to individuals and small businesses, particularly in underbanked communities.

In the works from Remita is a next-generation mobile app that generated a lot of buzz in Q4 2025 when it entered a public beta.

Built on the same backbone enterprise-grade infrastructure, the app has amazing features like multi-bank account management, esusu groups, discounted airline tickets, recurring payments, international payments with local currency, and others in development that will surely excite the market. The public market launch of the app is scheduled for Q1 2026.

Remita remains the core infrastructure behind Nigeria’s digital economy and is increasingly becoming a cornerstone of Africa’s financial future.

As the continent moves toward greater integration and rail-play becomes the most crucial element, the platforms that matter most won’t be the loudest or the flashiest.

They will be the ones that work, consistently and at scale, enabling prosperity for millions while remaining largely invisible to those they serve. That’s the mark of truly transformative infrastructure, and the story of Remita’s impact in 2025.

• Remita Payment Services Limited (RPSL) is a leading Nigerian fintech company committed to simplifying financial transactions for individuals, businesses, and public institutions. Through innovative payment infrastructure and enterprise tools, RPSL enables its customers to collect, disburse, and manage funds securely and efficiently. As a trusted partner in Nigeria’s digital economy, Remita continues to champion inclusive growth through technology-driven financial empowerment.

Speaking at the awards ceremony held at the Agency’s headquarters , on Thursday, 6th November 2025, Mr. Khalil Suleiman Halilu, the executive vice chairman/chief executive of NASENI, stated that DELT-Her represents an opportunity platform through which women can turn bold engineering ideas into solutions that change the world.

The NASENI boss stated that out of the 9,925 project proposals, 14 women engineers emerged as awardees, receiving N229 million in grant funding to advance their innovative projects across critical sectors such as agriculture, clean energy, health, mobility, digital security and environmental sustainability.

He said NASENI believes that gender inclusion is not charity, it is strategy, as every woman empowered through DELT-Her represents new capacity for the nation’s technology and manufacturing ecosystem with a unique perspective that drives better designs, smarter products and more human-centred innovation.

According to him,

“The first edition of DELT-Her in 2024 ignited a movementby empowering six outstanding female engineers with N70.5 million in grant supportto develop pioneering innovations. This year, DELT-Her 2.0 attracted 9,925 project proposals, compared to just 120 applications in the previous year.”

Halilu added that “from mentoring 30 school girls in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in 2024, the programme scaled in 2025 to reach over 150 girls across Kwara, Niger, Plateau, Nasarawa and the FCT, providing mentorship, bootcamps and fabrication kits that have inspired them to develop their own prototypes.”

In his opening address, Dr. Mohammed Dahiru, chairman of PICTT, commended the awardees, noting that their dedication, ingenuity and resilience exemplify the potential of women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).

“As we honour these milestones, let us recommit to sustaining this momentum, ensuring that DELT-Her continues to bridge gaps and drive national development,” he remarked.

The Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, represented by the Chairman, Senate Committee on NASENI, Senator Ezenwa Francis Onyewuchi, reaffirmed the commitment of the Senate to the ideals represented by NASENI including indigenous production, local content development and gender inclusion in science and technology.

“We believe that a nation that builds its technology builds its destiny and a nation that empowers its women secures its future,” he added.

In her remarks, the Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Udoka, commended NASENI and PICTT for their foresight and dedication. She noted that their initiatives align meaningfully with the Federal Government’s broader commitment to promoting technological independence, industrial growth, gender inclusion and national competitiveness.

Goodwill messages came from the Postmaster-General and CEO, Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST), Engr. (Ms) Tola Odeyemi; Executive Director, Business Devt, Nigerian Export-Import Bank, Stella Okotete; Special Assistant on ICT to the President, Fawaz Amodu; representatives of President, Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Minister of State for FCT; DG of PenCom; Secretary Government of the Federation and DG of NIMC.

But from August 29, 2025, sending that package to the United States comes with an unexpected extra: a flat $80 prepaid customs duty, applied right at NIPOST’s point of acceptance.

This new norm is not born out of local policy but stems from a sweeping U.S. directive under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), effectively ending the duty-free de minimis exemptions for all global postal operators, according to the Guardian report.

For many Nigerians, from online sellers to expatriates sending personal items, the seemingly small disruption ripples outward.

Transit and processing times are already stretching longer, as airlines and cargo carriers adopt more stringent procedures for U.S.-bound parcels.

On arrival, every shipment will undergo additional customs scrutiny, adding potential delays.

NIPOST, aware of the disruption, isn’t standing idle. They’ve opened dialogues with the Universal Postal Union (UPU), the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and airline partners, hoping to buffer customers from the impact and safeguard delivery reliability.

This regulatory pivot has larger implications. It touches the heartbeat of cross-border e-commerce, stretches logistics channels, and amplifies costs for small businesses and individuals alike. With traditional duty-free thresholds now off the table, every parcel now carries a heavier burden.

Why This Matters for Nigeria’s Digital Economy

1. E-commerce Strain: Small-scale exporters who thrived on low-cost shipments will now face tighter margins, threatening their competitiveness in international markets.
2. Logistics Bottlenecks: Delay concerns could ripple across supply chains, jeopardizing delivery timelines and customer satisfaction.
3. Cost Pressures: The $80 charge may be negligible for large volumes, but for single shipments or low-value goods, it’s a hefty increase.
4. Regulatory Precedent: Nigeria, and indeed postal services worldwide, must grapple with policy shifts originating beyond national borders. This illustrates the fragility of global logistics to geopolitical change.

Takeaway

The new U.S. duty rule is more than a customs update, it’s a pivotal moment revealing how global policy can jolt local economies.

As Nigeria navigates this challenge, coordination, transparency, and innovation will be key to keeping goods, and the digital economy, moving forward.

This was disclosed by the Postmaster-General and Chief Executive Officer of NIPOST, Tola Odeyemi, during a courtesy visit to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu at the Lagos House, Marina.

Odeyemi emphasised that Lagos, being Nigeria’s economic growth centre, is standing firm to benefit from improved postal services that support small businesses and drive innovation in the rapidly growing e-commerce sector. 

She noted that NIPOST’s focus on last-mile delivery would ensure smoother connectivity within Lagos and across the nation.

“I see Lagos State as a critical partner in achieving this vision, given its status as the economic hub of Nigeria.” She further noted that strengthening NIPOST’s services here can help bring better support to the entrepreneurs and individuals driving the e-commerce growth.

She also commended the state’s administration for its infrastructural achievements and noted how December’s festive events, often referred to as ‘Detty December’, attracted a significant number of visitors, boosting local commerce.

During the meeting, Governor Sanwo-Olu urged NIPOST to embrace innovation and rethink traditional approaches to service delivery. He highlighted the importance of leveraging technology to modernise operations and enhance the ease of doing business.

“You must challenge the status quo and think creatively to reposition NIPOST for the future. Change is essential to meet today’s demands and prepare for the years ahead,” the governor advised.

Sanwo-Olu also assured Odeyemi of Lagos State’s readiness to collaborate with NIPOST, particularly in upgrading its service centres and improving the movement of goods within the city. He reiterated his administration’s focus on creating an environment that fosters innovation and economic growth.

In addition to its plans with Lagos, NIPOST has reported positive revenue growth, attributing this to improved service quality and operational efficiency.

Odeyemi explained that the agency had begun renovating facilities in key cities, including Lagos, as part of its strategy to sustain this momentum and remain relevant in a fast-changing world.

This milestone marks a significant step forward in Nigeria’s ongoing digital transformation efforts, with the goal of improving Government-to-Citizen (G2C) interactions and enabling easier access to government services.

The Government Service Portal is a unified digital platform designed to enhance the delivery of public services by providing a seamless, secure, and accessible portal where citizens can interact with multiple government agencies.

Through this portal, citizens can access critical services such as NIN Registration, Immigration Services, healthcare services, and more—with little or no need to visit to physical offices.

Galaxy Backbone, a leading digital infrastructure and services provider for the Nigerian public sector, has played a pivotal role in championing e-government and  in designing and deploying the GSP.

Through its partnership with KOICA, Galaxy Backbone has ensured that the platform leverages the latest technologies, prioritizing user experience, accessibility, and cybersecurity.

KOICA has provided technical expertise, capacity-building support, and funding for the development of the portal, underscoring the shared commitment to Nigeria’s e-government strategy.

Key Highlights of the Government Service Portal:

Accelerating Digital Transformation: The GSP supports the Federal Government’s commitment to digitize public services, enabling more efficient governance and ensuring that all Nigerians, regardless of location, can access essential services.

Improving Government-to-Citizen Engagement: By reducing the need for face-to-face interactions and offering real-time service tracking, the portal fosters a more transparent and responsive government, enhancing citizens’ trust in public institutions.

Secure and Accessible Services: The GSP is designed with robust cybersecurity features, ensuring that citizens’ data remains protected.

It is also mobile-friendly and accessible in multiple languages, making it easy for citizens from all parts of Nigeria to interact with government services online.

KOICA’s Role:

KOICA has provided strategic support, leveraging its expertise in e-governance and technology-driven public service delivery.

KOICA’s involvement ensures that the GSP aligns with international best practices and benefits from the lessons learned in similar successful projects globally.

Engagement Workshop with 12 Pilot Agencies:
The engagement workshop, which took place today, brought together senior officials from 12 pilot government agencies, including FMCIDE, NIMC, SMEDAN, NCC, NIPOST, FRSC, NAFDAC, NYSC, NPF, NIS, BPP and NEPC.

The goal of the workshop was to familiarize these agencies with the GSP’s features, capabilities, and integration process, and to ensure seamless service delivery as the portal goes live.

Speaking at the workshop, the Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation & Digital Economy, who represented the Honourable Minister, highlighted the significance of this project and the need deepened collaboration and deeper citizen engagement. ‘The Government Service Portal has the potential to change lives and I believe that through and efficient and effective collaboration we will achieve a lot for our nation’.  Prof. Ibrahim Adeyanyu, Managing Director/CEO of Galaxy Backbone, emphasized the significance of this initiative in transforming how government services are delivered to Nigerians. He noted:

“The Government Service Portal is a testament to Nigeria’s dedication to embracing digitalisation for improved governance. Galaxy Backbone is proud to lead this initiative, working alongside KOICA to make public services more efficient, transparent, and accessible to all. With the engagement of these pilot agencies, we are taking a major step toward a fully digitized public service ecosystem that will benefit every Nigerian citizen.”

From KOICA’s side, the Country Director, Mr. Sunjil SON, expressed the agency’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s journey toward an inclusive digital economy, stating:

“KOICA is delighted to partner with Galaxy Backbone and the Government of Nigeria in delivering a platform that will change how citizens interact with their government. This initiative aligns with our broader mission of promoting sustainable development through technology and innovation.”

Looking Ahead:

According to the statement signed by Mr. Chidi Okpala, head, Media & Corporate Communications at GBB, the successful integration of the 12 pilot agencies is a precursor to a broader rollout of the GSP across all government ministries, departments, and agencies.

This initiative will serve as the backbone of Nigeria’s e-government strategy, reducing delays, improving transparency, and empowering citizens to engage more effectively with their government.

Charles Odii, the director-general of SMEDAN and Mrs Tola Odeyemi, the postmaster general of Federation, signed the MoU on Wednesday in Abuja.

Odii said that the partnership would improve business conditions, expand sales, and lower operational costs for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria.

He described the collaboration as a direct response to feedback from SMEs regarding the high cost of logistics and its negative impact on sales.

“We are signing today 15 per cent maybe in another three months the postmaster can make it 50 per cent or review it better.

“This is the best time for this partnership, and in another three months, we are hoping that we can come back here and review what we have done.

“We will articulate clearly how much we helped small businesses in Nigeria save through our monitoring and evaluation department, and then we can continue to see how we can better this partnership.

“The discount offer will commence on Monday, August 26, and will be available to SMEs registered with SMEDAN in two ways: online pickups and walk-ins,” Odii said.

According to him, the feedback received by the agency through its engagements with SMEs revealed that, in some cases, the cost of delivery exceeds the cost of items.

The Director-General said this discouraged sales and limited commercial opportunities for SMEs in their immediate environment.

He said the partnership would leverage NIPOST’s national presence and infrastructure and its ongoing reform and modernisation efforts under the leadership of the Postmaster General of the agency.

Odii urged small business owners that are not registered with the agency to do well to register so as to benefit from the initiative and other initiatives of SMEDAN.

On her part, the Postmaster General said the partnership was long overdue and would contribute to the achievement of inclusive economic growth.

Odeyemi acknowledged that MSMEs, which represent over 90 per cent of businesses in the country and contribute half of the gross domestic product, serve as the backbone of the economy.

“So, we are here to partner with you, to partner with your mandates for small and medium enterprises in Nigeria to come on board our platform, as it is a platform for inclusive economic growth.

“I know that this partnership is one for the ages, one that will spur Nigeria’s economic growth.

“Any MSME that is registered with SMEDAN gets access to a 15 per cent discount, and it runs as long as Nigeria runs.

“Although 15 per cent discount might not look much, you have to realise that NIPOST prices are already socially oriented,” she said.

The postmaster said that through the partnership, both agencies would utilise their offices and stations nationwide to initiate, process, and fast-track deliveries.

“It will ensure that small businesses can move goods to remote parts of the country efficiently, timely, and affordably.

“To ensure a seamless and positive experience for SMEs, both agencies will maintain a dedicated customer support unit to respond to complaints and address any issues that may arise.

Ms Odeyemi was appointed as NIPOST boss last week.

But confusion ensued on Saturday when Adeyemi Sunday Adepoju, the immediate past PMG/CEO of NIPOST, claimed that he has been reinstated as the PMG/CEO of NIPOST.

On getting to office on Monday to assume office, Odeyemi found herself in crisis of acceptance perpetuated by the workers.

According to sources, President Bola Tinubu had to intervene to stop workers of the Nigerian Postal Services (NIPOST) from shutting out the new Chief Executive Officer, Tola Odeyemi.

By implication the erstwhile CEO, Adepoju Adeyemi has been relieved of his duties at the Service.

President Bola Tinubu had last week sacked Adeyemi Adepoju as CEO/Post Master General of the agency and appointed Odeyemi.

The announcement made by Ajuri Ngelale, presidential spokesperson, was part of the leadership shuffle implemented for agencies and parastatals under the Ministry of Communications, Innovations and Digital Economy.

Recall that President Bola Tinubu had approved the appointment of new and returning Chief Executives to fresh terms in office across multiple agencies under the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, of which Tola Odeyemi was, announced the new Postmaster General / CEO, Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST).

However, on Saturday, according to a statement on NIPOST’s page Adeyemi Sunday Adepoju claims that he has been reinstated as the PMG/CEO of NIPOST citing “Adepoju’s sterling leadership and excellent performance during his stay in office as the reason for his reinstatement.

Under his leadership, the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) has witnessed unprecedented growth and development. Rt. Hon Adepoju has implemented various innovative strategies that have repositioned NIPOST for greater efficiency and effectiveness.

“As Postmaster General, some of the remarkable achievements of NIPOST under his leadership include the implementation of the Address Verification System (AVS), Digital Postcode System for the country, procurement of 20 new Operational Vehicles and 100 Motor bikes to boost the mail delivery efficiency and effectiveness and enhance the Last Mile Delivery. Additionally, is the remodelling of Post Offices across the country to smart Post Offices where citizens can access another of e-government services and financial services inclusion of the Federal Government.

“Rt. Hon. Sunday Adepoju expressed his gratitude to President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR), for returning him as the Postmaster General. He also thanked Rt. Honourable Femi Gbajabiamila, Chief of Staff to the President, the Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani and others for their unwavering support.

“He promised to redouble his efforts in transforming NIPOST into a world class postal service organization that will contribute significantly to the socio–economic development of Nigeria.

“The recall of Rt. Hon Sunday Adeyemi Adepoju as the Postmaster General of the Federation/CEO, NIPOST is a testimony to his leadership skills, expertise, and commitment to service. Nigerians can expect more value and quality services from NIPOST.

“Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) as an agency saddle with providing postal services in Nigeria is more than ever committed to providing efficient, reliable, and effective postal services to all regardless of their location.

“NIPOST operates the network of over 3000 post offices and provide a wide range of services including mailing, logistics, courier, and financial services”.

Celebrating the Appointment of Tola Odeyemi PMG/CEO of NIPOST

On Sunday, Ms. Tola Odeyemi was being celebrated as a veteran in tech policy and government regulation for stepping into a new era of leadership in the Nigeria’s postal services

According to Oluwaseun Dania, CEO of Alpha-Geek Technologies the appointment of Ms. Tola Odeyemi as the new Postmaster General and CEO of the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST), reflects the discerning decision by the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Administration to herald a new dawn for NIPOST and is indicative of a future-forward governance approach.

“With a sterling career reflecting a firm grounding in Tech Policy and Government Regulation, coupled with distinguished roles at global giants like Uber and Binance, Ms. Odeyemi has proven herself to be an authority in the intersection of technology and policy.

“Her journey through pivotal roles, including being the Team Lead for the Industry Infrastructure and Technology Project (South West Implementation) at the Central Bank of Nigeria and Facility Manager/External Projects Manager at 21st Century Technologies, is a testament to her in-depth knowledge and innovative leadership.

“In addition to her vast professional experiences, she has displayed notable public service, having served as the Executive Secretary/Senior Special Assistant to the Lagos State Governor H.E. Akinwunmi Ambode, where her contributions to policy-making and strategic implementation have been profoundly impactful.

“Ms. Odeyemi’s extensive 15-year career, reflecting expertise in Technology Policy, Financial Technology Regulation, Environmental Regulation, Investment and Trade Promotion, Infrastructure Finance, and Public Sector Policy Reform, uniquely positions her as a trailblazer capable of steering NIPOST towards technological advancement and operational excellence in line with the goals set out by the Minister for Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy; Dr. Bosun Tijani.

“In her role as a Public Policy Professional with a solid background in Electrical and Systems Engineering, Ms. Odeyemi has consistently demonstrated not only her aptitude in deploying technology to meet policy and regulatory requirements but also her competency in formulating forward-thinking technology policies.

“The mastery with which she has supervised technical teams, ensuring the execution of core objectives and her extensive policy implementation advisory expertise, particularly in the strategic implementation of frameworks for Public Sector, Technology projects, and Infrastructure financing, assures us that the future of NIPOST is bright and robust under her esteemed leadership.

“Alpha-Geek Technologies extends heartfelt congratulations to Ms. Tola Odeyemi on this remarkable achievement. We anticipate a transformative journey for NIPOST and are excited to witness the innovative strides it will undoubtedly take under her leadership. Together, let’s embrace this new chapter where technology, policy, and effective governance converge to create an impactful future for Nigeria”.

As at the time of filling this report, the Presidency has NOT released official statement regarding who is the substantive PMG of the Federation/CEO of NIPOST.

Speaking during a press briefing in Abuja recently, he said that implementing of the Postcode and AVS which is going to be by October this year.

This, the PMG said, will help NIPOST contribute to the country’s revenue and end the challenges associated with Know Your Customer (KYC).

According to him, “NIPOST is embracing digital transformation to elevate operational efficiency in a world where digital solutions and data utilization have taken centre stage, an increasing number of postal operators.

He said: “The National Digital Alphanumeric Postcode System is an initiative that has the potential to significantly improve nationwide service delivery, enhance security, and generate revenue for NIPOST and other government agencies.

Our teams worked hand in hand with esteemed partners, including the National Population Commission (NPC), The National Space Research and Development Agency, (NASRDA), Office of The Surveyor-General of the Federation (OSGOF), NETPOST, Avaris Worldwide and other government agencies.

“It also has far-reaching public and private sector benefits, including crime prevention, identity fraud reduction, emergency services coordination, border control, e-commerce, data collection, financial inclusion, healthcare access, and tourism”.

The Chairman of National Population Commission, NPC, Nasir Kwarra, said the Commission would only relent once the postcode is implemented.

The NPC Chairman, who was represented by the Federal Commissioner, Bayelsa State, Mrs Glory Izonfuo assured his unflinching support to NIPOST in ensuring the success of the project.

Technical Partners to NIPOST, Micheal Akinlose and Taslim Salaudeen, said the AVS would be a game changer in Nigeria’s National development and economy.

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The commissioning was part of the Minister’s special Selected projects for the Federal Government of Nigeria which were unveiled at the Digital Economy Complex, Mbora, Abuja.

At the event, Pantami commended the Governing Board and Management of NIPOST for their resilience and commitment for the success recorded on this accomplishment geared towards seamless Operations of its mail delivery system.

Adeyemi Adepoju, the Postmaster General of the Federation/CEO of NIPOST, on behalf of the Board, Management and Staff appreciates the Minister for his support towards the agency in addition to stating that the acquisition of these trucks is a manifestation of the Ministers’ support and impeccable record.

Mr. Maimuna Abubakar, NIPOST Governing Board Chairman, gave the closing remarks on behalf of the agencies under the supervision of the Ministry.

Dignitaries at the Unveiling includes Senator Serieke Dickson (Fmr, Governor Bayelsa), DGs/ CEOs of Agencies, NIPOST Top Management Staff and Staff.