Last Friday, July 18, the incumbent Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyede, ...

Last Friday, 18 July, the incumbent Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyede was in Lagos to hold a sensitisation programme on Naira Abuse, at the Colonades Hotel ...

By Martin Ugboma For me, it has always come down to a simple question. If our good lord was to call me, who amongst the ...

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu‘s reforms are sparking the biggest bond rally in emerging markets as the West African nation’s two-digit carry yields are backed by increasing government revenue, ...

Banks approve naira debit card use abroad as dollar supply rises Commercial banks have lifted over three years moratorium on the use of naira-funded debit cards abroad as dollar liquidity rises.

The Naira today appreciated to N1,550 per dollar in the parallel market from N1,555 per dollar on Thursday.

The naira-for-crude policy is not just a change in how oil is paid for. It shows that government and industry can work together to solve problems.

The development comes about three years after many banks suspended international transactions on naira debit cards or dip in dollar liquidity, forcing many local lenders to restrict transactions ...

Two social media influencers in Oyo State, Nigeria, were convicted for abusing naira notes. The court handed down a fine, highlighting the consequences of currency mutilation.

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Despite trade disruptions, sluggish domestic consumption, a lingering property sector crisis and threat of deflation, the Chinese economy has managed reasonable growth.

Oshiomhole compared the Buhari administration's directive to the CBN to print more money to the economic situations in Zimbabwe and Idi Amin's Uganda.