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CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, accuses the website of "illegal activity that undermines the economy".

Nigeria is expected to raise up to $3 billion (1.2 trillion) but no more than $6.2 billion.

Bank Governor Emefiele says the CBN took too long to act.

The bank says increasing the rate will hinder the recovery of the economy, while an expansionary policy might raise prices...

On Thursday, it opened at N562 per $1 in the morning, rose to N565 at noon, before closing at N570.

“Since the scarcity started, I decided to park my car and take public transport to the office and back home.”

The currency was stable at the official market.

River, Edo and Bauchi recorded the slowest rise in year on year food inflation.

“Nigeria earned N24.1 trillion from the oil and gas industry between 2015 and 2019, yet it ranked 161 out of...

Allies of the former minister, prosecutors said, set up companies after Mrs Alison-Madueke took office and got contracts to trade...

The currency gained marginally against the hard currency at the official market.

The Nigerian International Financial Centre (NIFC), will act as an international gateway for capital and investment.

The plunge continued at the official and black markets.

That is coming at a time of more attractive yields in the fixed income market.

Nigeria on September 8 approved the deployment of 5G after the policy had been developed over a period of two...

Red Star Express also makes the list for trading below its actual value.

Perhaps to achieve a predetermined goal, the NNPC made the bid exercise a mismatch between local companies and export companies.

The regulator says those allowing customers rip off the system will be punished.

The currency hit a low of N545, its steepest ever.

UBA’s pre-tax profit stood at N76.186 billion, one-third higher than its figure for half year 2020.

“That is a huge revenue for the country in terms of exchange rate. That is an important milestone that we...

GTCO announced in a separate statement on Thursday an interim dividend per share of N0.30 per cent for the period.

“The exercise will open them up for business and avail tourists first hand and comprehensive information on them.”

A CBN investigative report provides a glimpse into the ownership of the fintech firms and their financial dealings.

NNPC directors said they are upbeat about the corporation’s potential to keep running in the short term.