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EFCC Arrests Archbishop for Naira Abuse

EFCC arrests Archbishop Angel Oyeghe for naira mutilation after viral video showed money sprayed on cow during church event. Suspect faces charges under CBN Act.

NCAA fines Qatar Airways N5 million for violations

Nigeria's aviation authority imposes N5 million fine on Qatar Airways for repeated consumer protection breaches and failure to respond to investigation letters. Learn more about the regulatory action.

CBN: Abuse of Naira is a Punishable Offence

The Central Bank of Nigeria has warned citizens against the abuse of the Naira, stating that spraying, hawking, or mutilating the currency is a punishable offence. Respect our national symbol.

Nigeria's FX inflows fall to $672m despite naira strength

Nigeria's foreign exchange inflows dropped to $672.30 million despite naira strengthening in both official and parallel markets. Foreign portfolio investors remain key dollar suppliers as analysts warn of speculative risks.

Moghalu: Emefiele was disastrous CBN governor

Former CBN deputy governor Kingsley Moghalu condemns Godwin Emefiele's tenure, calling it disastrous and politically compromised. Read the full analysis of Nigeria's economic decline.

NASS Officials Jailed for N4.8m Job Fraud

ICPC secures conviction of two National Assembly staff for a N4.8m job scam involving fake CBN and FIRS employment. Justice served as convicts refund money. Beware of fake job offers!

Naira falls to 10-day low against US dollar

Naira reverses gains, crashing to N1,443.08 against USD in official market. Third straight day of losses as mid-month demand pressures mount. Read full analysis.

Naira Gains as Pound Sterling Falls Below N2,000 Mark

Nigerian naira strengthens significantly against British pound, dropping below N2,000 in both official and parallel markets. CBN reforms drive currency stability as forex reserves hit $43.34 billion.

GTBank Raises Naira Card Dollar Limit to $6,000

GTBank has increased international spending limits on naira cards from $1,000 to $6,000 per quarter. The move reflects improved forex liquidity and market stability. Learn how this affects Nigerian cardholders.

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