CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
The Nigerian government has disclosed plans to issue the country's first dollar-denominated bonds via the capital markets, the banks and other avenues.
Opay speaks on financial security updates designed to protect its users on its in a world where people are becoming more and more dependent on digital solutions.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has adjusted the Customs Exchange rates for cargo clearance at Nigeria's port following the depreciation of the naira at NAFEM.
The Central Bank of Nigeria decided to increase the rate and Uche Uwaleke, a financial expert, is raising important questions about some key decisions.
The Nigerian government has demonstrated remarkable financial management progress with a considerable decline in debt service and an increase in non-oil earnings.
Nigerian Treasury bills were put up for auction with a record-high yield in an attempt to stave off inflation and maintain the value of the national currency.
The managing director of Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Bismarck Rewane, has predicted that the naira will recover from N1,500 per dollar to N1,700.
The naira has depreciated further against the dollar in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM) despite the CBN's intervention efforts.
Nigerians spent $38.17 million on foreign schooling between January and March of 2024, according to data from Central Bank of Nigeria's first-quarter 2024 report.
CBN - Central Bank Of Nigeria
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