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Nigeria's Policy-Trust Gap Among Africa's Widest

New RPI African Policy Index 2025 reveals Nigeria suffers one of Africa's largest trust gaps between policy delivery and citizen confidence. Discover the governance crisis and solutions.

Nigeria's Money Supply Reaches N119 Trillion

Nigeria's broad money supply increased to N119.04 trillion in October 2025, driven by rising domestic assets despite falling foreign reserves. Learn what this means for the economy.

16 Banks Meet CBN Recapitalisation Target

CBN reveals 16 banks have successfully met recapitalisation requirements as Governor Cardoso updates on monetary policy, forex gains, and economic progress.

CBN Retains MPR at 27%, Delays Loan Rate Cuts

Nigeria's Central Bank maintains 27% interest rate to fight inflation. Businesses and borrowers face continued high loan costs as monetary tightening persists. Learn what this means for you.

CBN: Economy Improving But More Work Needed

CBN Deputy Governor Emem Usoro reports inflation at 16.05%, naira below ₦1500/$ but says Nigerians yet to feel relief. Calls for fiscal-monetary policy alignment.

Naira loses N14.29 to dollar as trading week ends low

The Nigerian naira weakened significantly against the US dollar, closing at N1,456.72 despite rising foreign exchange reserves hitting a 7-year high. Get the latest market analysis and exchange rates.

Naira Recovers Against Dollar as FX Reserves Soar

Naira strengthens against US dollar after recent decline, closing at N1,452.13. Nigeria's foreign reserves hit $46.7 billion, highest in 7 years. Traders expect continued volatility despite positive indicators.

Nigeria Ends Mother Tongue Education Policy

Nigeria's government cancels indigenous language teaching policy after WAEC, NECO failures surge. Education Minister cites evidence-based decision for English-only instruction.

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.

Nigeria's Inflation Falls to 16.05% in October

Nigeria's inflation rate declines to 16.05% in October 2025, marking the seventh consecutive month of decrease. Food inflation shows significant improvement while urban areas face slight pressure.

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