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Naira Rise: Ubah For CBN Governor?
Business Man and "Oil Magnate" Ifeanyi Ubah has claimed victory for the current rise in the value of the dollar...
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The Forces That Brought The Naira Back From The Dead
Something strange is happening to the naira and people are wondering why. From as high as N400 last Friday it...
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Analysis: Keep The R.E.E.R In View Because Naira Could Still Be Overvalued At N350
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari re-iterated over the weekend that he would not be disposed to devaluing the Nigerian Naira (NGN)....
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This Is How The Naira Currently Compares To Other African Currencies
The naira has been on a free fall against international currencies for sometime now. So we decided to check its...
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BDC’s Explain Why The Naira Is Falling Everyday
As the naira continues to plummet against foreign currencies, some Bureau de Change (BDC) operators have placed some of the...
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I Will Not Devalue The Naira, Buhari Insists
President Muhammadu Buhari has quashed any suggestion that the naira – officially between N197-N199 while almost N400 in the black...
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ANALYSIS: Naira Volatility Is Hitting Brewers Where It Hurts
The currency volatility caused by the devaluation of the naira and a slow growing economy has hit Brewers in Africa...
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List Of Banks And The Forex They Received From The CBN
First Bank of Nigeria Limited led the list of commercial banks receiving foreign exchange from the Central Bank of Nigeria...
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These Are The Nigerians Benefiting From The Fall Of The Naira
The Naira has plunged more than 70% in the black market when compared to the parallel market since the Central...
Read moreDetailsNigerian Stocks Are Falling, As Naira Depreciation Is Pushing Investors To Sell Their Shares
Nigerian stocks closed on a negative today, as the All Share Index (ASI) dipped by 1.87% to close at 24,056.12....
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