Insecurity, corruption, bad economy are Nigeria’s biggest problems — Buhari
Mr. Buhari said three form the most pertinent of the grievous challenges that Nigeria grapples with and must be tackled ...
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Mr. Buhari said three form the most pertinent of the grievous challenges that Nigeria grapples with and must be tackled ...
I love my country Nigeria, and as I said before, I won’t keep quiet again.
The president and the auditors however failed to provide insights on key findings
The drop is attributable to the various drawdowns by the CBN pursuant to its commitment to defend the nation's currency.
The group of governors says the former CBN Governor is merely seeking attention.
Naira has gone down by more than N16.50 within five days.
The bank says there will be continuing review of the naira to ascertain any need for further devaluation.
The bank says the policy has made it impossible for people to raise the large ransoms demanded by kidnappers.
The procedures to access the funds are complicated.
“We governors here were the ones who told the president that our children are crying,” Governor Akpabio said.
The Sultan of Sokoto spoke about the need to establish a hajj saving scheme.
The CBN devalued the Naira to N168 to a dollar in November, 2014.
Mr. Omokri allegedly used the now infamous moniker, Wendell Simlin, in his attempt to link Lamido Sanusi, to Boko Haram
The new note has been enhanced against counterfeiting.
Prominent citizens of the state have provided aid to the displaced.
TUC says the strike by NUPENG and PENGASSAN will cripple the economy
The workers also called for a reduction in price of petrol.
As oil prices fall, Nigeria risk an economic downturn.
The naira was devalued and is now placed at N168 to one dollar.
APC says the devaluation of Naira is bad for the Economy and people of Nigeria.
Labour Unions, oil and gas workers, civil society ask the government to fight corruption, cut the profligacy of public officials, ...
“It would appear that those who should act are dancing foxtrot, while their trousers are catching fire”.
The new official exchange rate for one dollar is N168.
INFOGRAPHIC: CBN Economic report for July 2014
The CBN has also reviewed the lending rate from 12 to 13 percent.
