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A recent <a href="https://u7061146.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=4tNED-2FM8iDZJQyQ53jATUe5s4-2B4Ygr2RIXxscwWCxC0BJKJTkkzo7THMdjP2LZdgo-2FN2dchvNhk6T-2Foz0ybhqg-3D-3DIm9l_O3XWFiAdWrzzrOIt72qAuIXpk1Q-2F9X4xx-2Bh5AAu2xSkZoH-2FtDTecwvU-2FAvmTxbFUje-2FVfSl2ZY7tKbwsvk-2FYD-2Be8xcM8-2FvO4VwX3V9hn5AEuAwVNeoLR5-2BCmIOg2d78hnfoQQq9AFl-2FlVNO7dw8JLKiLl6eaQ6xy2IAPJ4joBjeVGY-2FurHJ-2FeYMOkMPPjfQnh03nwaHx3nd2T12M-2FKHd9un9RTnoDZPaI7I0-2F0zycbzWnmWkcT6pQU5zIFRcIWArS2KHOyqQE81kuUl6d8a1xtNP0-2FAjhi9A-2F-2FNwTwG6v1jVFVcpHAZxiV9a1cczQeW9oGfSJvn9IaLw2-2B8wwf-2FQkYs797ujdxSLqXE3AIciFp8-3D">study </a>by cybersecurity firm <a href="https://u7061146.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=4tNED-2FM8iDZJQyQ53jATUR4uRdZ9hKUeyA0Rrdl-2BpAo-3DDmmU_O3XWFiAdWrzzrOIt72qAuIXpk1Q-2F9X4xx-2Bh5AAu2xSkZoH-2FtDTecwvU-2FAvmTxbFUje-2FVfSl2ZY7tKbwsvk-2FYD-2Be8xcM8-2FvO4VwX3V9hn5AEuAwVNeoLR5-2BCmIOg2d78hnfoQQq9AFl-2FlVNO7dw8JLKiLl6eaQ6xy2IAPJ4joBjeVGY-2FurHJ-2FeYMOkMPPjfQnh03nwaHx3nd2T12M-2FKHd9l2K1hJ-2FsTaVdD4-2FoWPpG0zaTOkQq9LCvd9AgteBs1iLUSgjv7H13CGs80eYByDmu5OpNFdOF2dDtJi9ZLqW4tiP6QBFuw3RjtnljU7N2J7JfS4xyvHtmnBX3Qbwj9aZ-2B9bKIWJvYg0bMg95pXDFq-2F8-3D">NordLayer </a>has revealed that Morocco (0.657) and Tunisia (0.648) are the top African countries for remote work according to the Global Remote Work Index (GRWI). The index assesses various factors affecting remote work quality, including cyber safety, economic conditions, digital and physical infrastructure, and social safety. Among the African countries included in the index, Morocco ranked 48th globally, bolstered by its tourism appeal and strong cyber safety measures. Tunisia followed at 53rd place, supported by its tourism attractiveness. Mauritius secured the 58th spot due to its excellent infrastructure and tourism appeal.&nbsp;While several African countries rank lower due to underdeveloped digital and physical infrastructures, many are recognized for their tourism attractiveness. The GRWI evaluates countries based on four dimensions: Cyber Safety (considering cyberinfrastructure, response capacity, and legal measures),&nbsp;Economic Safety (evaluating factors like tourism attractiveness, language proficiency, cost of living, and healthcare services), Digital and Physical Infrastructure (assessing internet quality, affordability, e-infrastructure, e-government, and physical infrastructure), and Social Safety (measuring personal rights, inclusiveness, and overall safety in the country).&nbsp;The top ten global countries for remote work in 2023, according to GRWI, include Denmark, The Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Estonia, Lithuania, Ireland, and Slovakia. These countries are all located in Europe, possibly indicating the impact of the EU on remote work trends.&nbsp;NordLayer's Managing Director, Donatas Tamelis, highlighted the importance of cybersecurity practices in the age of remote work. He advised using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to encrypt internet connections, ensuring devices have the latest updates for security patches, avoiding sensitive activities on public Wi-Fi networks unless using a VPN, enabling two-factor authentication, and using strong and unique passwords for online accounts. Tamelis emphasized that cybersecurity vigilance is essential to safeguard data and protect organizations from evolving cyber threats in the remote work era.

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Morocco and Tunisia Leads as Nigeria Ranks 9th in the Top African Countries for Remote Work

Patricia Technologies, a resilient and forward-looking financial services technology firm has signed on DLM Trust Company, a leading SEC-licensed Trustee company to initiate and manage the process of repayment of funds to depositors as part of a wider strategic plan aimed at reassuring depositors of the safety of their funds and rebuilding trust.&nbsp;This collaboration is a significant milestone in the ongoing phased journey to reposition the business and reinforce Patricia’s commitment to its customers.&nbsp;&nbsp;Following an earlier announcement of the strategic partnership by DLM Trustees, the CEO and Founder of Patricia, Hanu Fejiro affirmed the development,<blockquote>“This partnership is part of our efforts to rebuild trust and reassure depositors of our commitment to repaying them fully and fairly. DLM Group is a reputable and experienced trustee company that will play a crucial role in ensuring that the repayment process is transparent, efficient, and equitable.”</blockquote>&nbsp;Patricia Technologies experienced a major setback when it fell victim to a cyberattack that resulted in the loss of depositors’ funds. As a precautionary measure, Patricia temporarily restricted withdrawals on its platform to address the situation and protect the interests of its users. The incident was a challenging period for Patricia, its users, and stakeholders.<img class="image_resized" style="width:778px;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dj70xoq9q/image/upload/f_webp,w_1000,q_auto/v1698520220/enrichafrica/raaj2nlplc4uv7gmbyu4.jpg">The Patricia Team&nbsp;Since the cyberattack, Patricia Technologies has been unwavering in its efforts to recover and regain the trust of its users. The company has diligently pursued a comprehensive strategy to raise capital through a combination of debt and equity, and it is now ready to take the next step forward.&nbsp;“We are pleased to partner with DLM Group to manage the repayment of our depositors funds,” said Fejiro.<blockquote>“We are confident that they will help in the management and repayment of our depositors in a timely and efficient manner. With this development, we believe our customers will get the comfort and reassurance they need that we are in this for good, and we have their best interest at heart.”</blockquote>&nbsp;As a licensed SEC Trustee, DLM Trust Company brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this partnership. Their primary role is to ensure that the process of repaying depositors’ funds is transparent, secure, and in compliance with all relevant regulations.&nbsp;DLM Trustee CEO and Managing Director, Mrs Lola Raazaq, reiterated her team’s commitment to the partnership, “We are committed to helping Patricia Technologies repay its depositors and rebuild trust.” She noted.“We have a proven track record of managing complex financial transactions, and we will use our expertise to ensure that the repayment process is fair and transparent,” Lola Raazaq reassured.&nbsp;&nbsp;<blockquote>READ ALSO - <a href="https://enrich.africa/news/patricia-customers-plan-protest-over-conversion-of-assets-into-equity-L3g2iG">Patricia Customers Plan Protest Over Conversion of Assets into Equity</a></blockquote>&nbsp;<img class="image_resized" style="width:778px;" src="https://res.cloudinary.com/dj70xoq9q/image/upload/v1698520343/enrichafrica/ielr0yjqqntil2omboj0.jpg">Hanu Fejiro, Founder of Patricia Technologies&nbsp;Furthermore, DLM Group will provide advisory services to Patricia Technologies, offering guidance and support as they navigate the complex path of rebuilding trust and enhancing their financial operations. The partnership underscores the commitment of both companies to secure the interests of Patricia’s users and ensure a brighter and more resilient future.&nbsp;<blockquote>“This partnership is a testament to Patricia’s resilience and resolve to come out stronger and better. The company is committed to making things right for its depositors and is confident that it will be able to do so with the support of DLM Group.”</blockquote>Fejiro added.&nbsp;As a demonstration of its resolve to stay for good and commitment to its depositors, having worked remotely for a number of months to reinforce its systems, Patricia is preparing to relaunch its platform at a date to be announced soon as part of the broader strategic plan for the company to reclaim its place in the market.&nbsp;In the coming days, a disbursement strategy and plan will be communicated, along with our e-launch plan” Hanu concluded.

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Patricia Technologies Initiates Plans to Pay Customers, Confirms DLM Trust as Strategic Partner

<h3>Introduction:</h3>The Nigerian real estate market has been on the rise in recent years, with many investors, both domestic and foreign, looking to take advantage of the opportunities it presents. However, for potential investors in the diaspora, the market can also present a number of challenges that need to be carefully considered. In this blog post, we will explore some of the key challenges and opportunities of investing in the Nigerian real estate market.<h3>Challenges:</h3>Lack of clear title ownership: One of the biggest challenges facing potential investors in the Nigerian real estate market is the lack of clear title ownership. Many properties in the country have unclear or disputed ownership, which can make the process of purchasing a property difficult and risky.Limited access to financing: Another significant challenge is the limited access to financing options. Many Nigerian banks have strict lending criteria, making it difficult for investors to secure financing for their real estate ventures.Limited market information: A lack of reliable market information can make it difficult for investors to make informed decisions. This can include data on property prices, rental yields, and vacancy rates. Opportunities:High returns on investment: Despite the challenges, the Nigerian real estate market offers high returns on investment. Property prices have been rising steadily in recent years, and rental yields can be attractive, especially in high-demand areas.Growing population: Nigeria has a rapidly growing population, which is driving demand for housing and commercial properties. This presents a great opportunity for investors to take advantage of the increased demand.Government support: The Nigerian government has been taking steps to improve the real estate market, including the establishment of a mortgage refinance company to increase access to financing and the development of new housing projects.<h3>Investing Through Odinala - Your trusted Partners Having an intermediary on the ground in Nigeria can help mitigate some of the challenges of investing in the Nigerian real estate market.</h3>Lack of clear title ownership: An intermediary based in Nigeria can help investors navigate the complex property ownership landscape and ensure that the property they are interested in purchasing has clear title ownership. They can conduct due diligence on the property, such as checking for any disputes or outstanding claims on the property, which can help investors avoid potential legal issues in the future.Limited access to financing: An intermediary based in Nigeria can help investors access financing options that may not be available to them as an investor based outside of the country. They can help investors navigate the local banking system and connect them with lenders who are willing to provide financing for real estate ventures.&nbsp;Limited market information: An intermediary based in Nigeria can provide investors with valuable market information that can help them make informed decisions. They can help investors understand the local property market, including data on property prices, rental yields, and vacancy rates. They can also help investors identify high-demand areas and opportunities for growth.<h3>Additional benefits of working with Odinala</h3>Local knowledge: An intermediary based in Nigeria will have a deep understanding of the local real estate market and can provide investors with valuable insights and information that may not be available to them otherwise. They can help investors understand the local property market trends, including data on property prices, rental yields, and vacancy rates. They can also help investors identify high-demand areas and opportunities for growth.Access to local resources: An intermediary based in Nigeria will have access to a wide range of local resources that can be beneficial to investors. This can include access to local real estate agents, lawyers, and other professionals that are needed in real estate transactions. They can also help investors establish a local network of contacts that can be beneficial for future investments.Legal and regulatory compliance: Investing in the Nigerian real estate market can be complex and time-consuming, as there are a number of legal and regulatory requirements that need to be met. An intermediary based in Nigeria will have a deep understanding of the legal and regulatory landscape, and can help investors navigate the process and ensure that they are in compliance with all relevant laws and regulations.Time and cost savings: Having an intermediary based in Nigeria can help investors save time and money by handling many of the logistical and administrative tasks associated with investing in the Nigerian real estate market. They can help investors with everything from finding properties to negotiating prices and closing deals, which can help investors avoid the time and expense of traveling to Nigeria repeatedly.Having a local intermediary can also be a great way for investors to establish a local network of contacts, which can be beneficial for future investments. They can also help in finding and negotiating with local real estate agents, lawyers and other professionals that are needed in real estate transactions.It's important to note that Uru investment ltd carried out thorough research and due diligence on all partnered developers and intermediaries before working with them, as not all intermediaries are trustworthy, and it's always best to work with a reputable intermediary with a good track record.<h3>Conclusion:</h3>Investing in the Nigerian real estate market can be a great opportunity for potential investors in the diaspora, but it also presents a number of challenges that need to be carefully considered. By understanding the market and being aware of the opportunities and challenges, investors can make informed decisions and potentially reap the rewards of investing in this growing market. &nbsp;Having an intermediary on the ground in Nigeria can offer a range of benefits to investors looking to navigate the Nigerian real estate market. Here are a few additional points to consider:It's worth repeating that working with a reputable and experienced intermediary is crucial, as it can make all the difference when investing in the Nigerian real estate market. It's important to conduct thorough due diligence on the intermediary, check their references, and make sure they have a good track record before working with them.

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The Odinala Network is changing how people invest in real estate. With tokenization, investors can own a piece of expensive properties without needing a lot of money. This means you can invest in different types of properties like homes, stores.

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