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VREG: Finance Minister Unveils National Vehicle Registry Platform 

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Finance Minister, Mr. Wale Edun on Tuesday, unveiled the National Vehicle Registry (VReG), describing it as a landmark initiative in Nigeria’s journey towards economic stabilisation.

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The Minister said the platform marks a pivotal shift in using technology for efficient revenue collection and enhancing public services.

Edun noted that VReG is set to bridge critical gaps in vehicle information, linking to global databases for seamless international connectivity.
According to him , the strengthen trade facilitation and law enforcement adding that it will also boost revenue generation for the government.
He said:” This move is not just about revenue—it’s about strengthening law enforcement and trade facilitation.

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“The focus is clear: Digitalisation is key. From AI to data connectivity, these tools are our future for boosting revenue and policy making. Let’s applaud this step and embrace the digital transformation of Nigeria’s economy. “

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