Godwin Emefiele
The Central Bank of Nigeria and NIRSAL Microfinance Bank has begun debiting creditors under the various loans granted during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic
A group under the auspices of Arewa Economic Advancement Promoters has thrown its weight behind the policy for the redesign of the nation’s currency by the CBN.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has asked banks to allow cash deposits above its previously set limits of N500,000 and N1 million respectively as deadline nears.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed all the commercial banks across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory to open on Saturdays until January 31.
The news that United States government has issued warnings to Nigerians and other countries that it would not accept dollars bills below 2021 has been going on.
Reports have emerged that some politicians, who have stashed billions of Naira to fund the 2023 elections, have been making moves to halt the redesign of Naira.
The terrorist Group, the Islamic State of West African Province (ISWAP) has asked Nigerian traders and fishers in the Lake Chad area stop the use of the naira.
Another video showing an almost 20-year-old N200 notes making the rounds in the banks apparently brought by customers for deposit as CBN deadline draws near.
The naira depreciated further on Sunday October 30, 2022 at the parallel market, exchanging for N865 to a dollar as many Nigerians rush to store their money
Godwin Emefiele
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