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While the official market appreciated, the naira declined on the parallel market, closing at 1,599.94/$ on Thursday after ...
The naira appreciated against the dollar at the parallel foreign exchange market on Saturday amid 2025 Easter day ...
The Nigerian naira remained steady against the euro despite the European currency's aggressive surge against the U.S. dollar in international ...
Bureau De Change (BDC) operators in Lagos reported that the local currency was being sold at N1,610 per dollar, up from ...
The Technical Sub-Committee ensures these principles are upheld while managing the regulatory process and aligning the policy ...
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arraigned Osabohien Alex Ologbosele, Lexicon Multiconcept Media Limited, and Augustine Osas Iyoha ...
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Nigeria’s petroleum importers may soon be forced out of business if they fail to adapt to the country’s emerging domestic refining landscape, according to the Crude Oil Refinery Owners ...
Nigerian Breweries has returned to profitability, bringing respite to the biggest beer maker in Africa’s most populous nation ...
Crude Oil Refinery Owners Association of Nigeria has projected that importers of petroleum products in Nigeria may soon go out of business if they refuse to follow local refining trends.
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