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Naira Exits Africa's Worst Currency List, Appreciates

The Nigerian naira has appreciated against the US dollar and exited Africa's top 10 worst-performing currencies after nearly two years, driven by rising reserves and improved FX liquidity. Read the full analysis.

Banks Begin 10% Tax on Dollar Deposits

Nigerian banks implement a 10% withholding tax on foreign currency deposit interest from Jan 1, 2026. Learn how this new tax law affects your dollar account and who is exempt.

Nigeria's Healthcare and Education in Crisis

Nigeria's healthcare and education systems face severe neglect, with fewer than 35,000 doctors for 200 million people. Explore the impact of insecurity and the resilience of Nigerians. Read more.

Tax Chief: No Auto-Debit from Accounts in New Law

Taiwo Oyedele assures Nigerians the new tax reforms will not lead to automatic bank debits. The system is based on self-declaration, targeting high-income individuals. Read details.

Peter Obi Set to Join ADC Ahead of 2027 Election

Peter Obi, former Labour Party candidate, is set to formally join the African Democratic Congress on December 31 in Enugu. Get the latest details on the 2027 election coalition.

Nigeria's Forex Market Expands with Better Access & Liquidity

Nigeria's forex market is rapidly evolving with deeper liquidity, smoother mobile access, and easier funding. Learn what this means for traders in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt and how to navigate the new conditions for success.

Naira Gains Against Dollar, Experts Predict 2026 Rate

The Naira extended its gains against the US dollar, reaching N1,449.99/$1 in the official market. Analysts from SBM Intelligence and Citibank provide contrasting forecasts for the currency's exchange rate in 2026.

CCB Launches Digital Asset Declaration System

Nigeria's Code of Conduct Bureau introduces digital asset declaration platform to enhance transparency and combat corruption in public service. Read how this revolutionary system works.

Teachers Threaten Strike Over School Attacks

Nigeria Union of Teachers warns of nationwide strike following terrorist attacks on schools in Kebbi and Niger states. 25 students abducted in Kebbi, 300+ pupils in Niger. Federal government urged to act.

NBA condemns abduction of 315 students in Niger

Nigerian Bar Association condemns mass abduction of 315 students and teachers in Niger State, aligns with UN calls for urgent action to protect schools and implement Safe Schools Declaration.

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