Steps to Generate Remita Retrieval Reference Number (RRR)

Remita Retrieval Reference Number (RRR) is a 12-digit code that is generated electronically, and it is used for making financial payments on the Remita platform. Below we will explain you how to generate Remita Retrieval Reference Number.

Remita is a popular online payment solution for Nigerians. It has become an important part of how businesses, government bodies, and agencies, etc. send and receive payment in Nigeria. Millions of Nigerians and thousands of organizations in Nigeria use Remita platform for integrating all their financial transaction on one single platform. Even the Federal Government of Nigeria uses Remita to facilitate their Treasury Single Account (TSA). 

Remita Nigeria uses the following platforms for financial transactions. 

Nigerians’ll starve to death by 2050, if… —Presidency

ABUJA— The Presidency,  yesterday, raised alarm that Nigerians would starve to death by 2050 if nothing was done to ensure an all year round farming.

It also said with the rate the country was going, the population would by 2050 rise to 509 million.

 According to the Federal Government, the present mode of farming will not sustain the increasing population in the country.

It noted that there was the urgent need for all major stakeholders to work towards improving mechanized farming and irrigation, to ensure an all year farming to avert the problem.

Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh

Speaking, yesterday, during the budget defence of 2016, Minister of Agriculture, Chief Audu Ogbeh, said the country had the capacity to grow the grass required by the cattle to consume.

He said: “We have written to state governments to encourage them to develop dams and canals so that agriculture becomes an all year round activity and it is not confined to the rainy season alone.

“Besides, by 2050, Nigeria population will be very close to 500 million at the current rate of growth. This is just 34 years from now. If we carry on at the current rate of one crop per year, with very low mechanization, Nigerians run the risk of starving to death.