The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Nigeria, Cambridge University’s Cambridge Enterprise, Busha, and blockchain compliance firm A&D Forensics have launched a new executive training programme to strengthen Africa’s capacity in digital assets.
The Executive Certificate in Digital Assets Innovation, Industry, Regulation, Compliance (DAIIRC) is a six-week online course designed for regulators, policymakers, fintech leaders, compliance officers, and senior finance executives.
It equips participants with practical tools to navigate cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, blockchain technology, and emerging regulatory frameworks.
Cambridge Enterprise developed the curriculum, while Busha and A&D Forensics will provide industry-focused training.
SEC Nigeria will offer policy guidance and regulatory insights.
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SEC Director-General Dr. Emomotimi Agama said the programme reflects the commission’s commitment to building informed regulators capable of guiding a fast-evolving digital-asset market.
The course, beginning 12 January 2026, covers blockchain fundamentals, digital-asset markets, centralised and decentralised finance, risk management, and compliance, and concludes with a capstone project.
Applications close on 28 December 2025.
The launch comes as Nigeria’s crypto sector continues to expand, with tens of billions of dollars in transactions recorded in recent years, underscoring the need for structured oversight and industry collaboration.