CBN Crashes Naira with $190 Million Dollar Withdrawal
The Central Bank of Nigeria withdraws $190 million to curb the naira's rapid appreciation, causing the currency to weaken as external reserves surpass $50 billion.
The Central Bank of Nigeria withdraws $190 million to curb the naira's rapid appreciation, causing the currency to weaken as external reserves surpass $50 billion.
A Federal High Court in Nigeria has ruled that Oriental Energy must pay $43.51 million to billionaire Muhammadu Indimi's twin daughters over unpaid dividends, highlighting governance issues in family-owned businesses.
FCMB Group Plc shares are rising on the Nigerian Exchange, trading at ₦12.35, up from a 52-week low of ₦8.35, driven by investor confidence in its strategy and valuation upside.
Sir Chijioke Nwachukwu, owner of LIV Restaurant in Lagos, has commissioned a modern chapel in Imo State and been appointed Deputy Coordinator of the 'Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria' initiative, marking his rise as a socio-political figure.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has secured an agreement with 12 major petroleum marketing companies to distribute up to 65 million litres of petrol daily across Nigeria, aiming to reduce fuel imports and stabilize prices.
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The Central Bank of Nigeria announces 20 out of 33 banks have met new capital requirements, raising N4.05 trillion with strong domestic investor participation ahead of March 31 deadline.
President Bola Tinubu forecasts the naira could appreciate to N1,000 against the US dollar in weeks, citing CBN interventions and economic reforms at the Renewed Hope Ambassadors Summit.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has reduced its benchmark interest rate to 26.5%, marking a second cut in five months as inflation shows signs of easing, with January 2026 data at 15.10%.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima reveals that without CBN intervention, the naira could have reached N1,000 per dollar. He highlights Nigeria's economic progress and investment appeal.
A Nigerian food vendor's first day in business ended in heartbreak as she cooked 21 plates of rice but made no sales, sparking viral reactions and support on TikTok.
Two agricultural students from Plumpton College have been sentenced to prison for a brutal attack on a sheep involving explosives. The court described their actions as callous and sadistic.
Model Tyra Banks seeks over $50,000 in sanctions against a Washington D.C. landlord, accusing him of a 'celebrity shakedown' over a failed ice cream shop deal. The dispute involves allegations of a breached lease and financial losses.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has lowered its Monetary Policy Rate by 50 basis points to 26.50% following the 304th MPC meeting. Governor Cardoso cited declining inflation and exchange rate stability as key factors driving the unanimous decision.
A major fire at Murtala Muhammed International Airport's Terminal 1 disrupted operations, diverted international flights, and hospitalized six people. Investigations point to a server room technical fault as the cause.
Bureau De Change operators have pushed the US dollar exchange rate above N1,400 in Nigeria's parallel market following CBN's decision to absorb dollars. The naira also weakened in official trading.
The Federal Government has secured a $700,000 ECOWAS grant to install solar power systems in 15 public health and education institutions across Nigeria, marking the start of a regional clean energy initiative.
Nigerian Breweries Plc recognized its outstanding trade partners at the 2025 Distributor Awards in Lagos, celebrating exceptional performance across revenue growth, distribution efficiency, and operational excellence.
The Federal Government has introduced conditional petrol import permits to prevent artificial shortages while supporting domestic refining. This comes as Dangote Refinery announces new Premium Motor Spirit prices at N774 per litre, capturing 62% market sh
The Association of Power Generation Companies has dismissed reports that President Tinubu reduced legacy debts from N6.5 trillion to N2.8 trillion, calling the claims false and misleading without official confirmation.
The Association of Power Generation Companies rejects claims that N2.8 trillion is the final settlement for legacy debts, insisting proper reconciliation hasn't occurred while maintaining confidence in President Tinubu's administration.
The Federal Government has implemented an import-deletion program targeting motorcycle and tricycle components to stimulate domestic manufacturing, create jobs, and reduce foreign exchange reliance.
Big Brother Naija star Eriata Ese criticizes Nigerian business owners for charging exorbitant prices, comparing them unfavorably to internet fraudsters known as Yahoo boys.
The naira weakened further against major currencies, with the official rate falling to N1,349.24 per dollar as the Central Bank of Nigeria intervened to moderate gains.
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Flight operations have fully resumed at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos following a temporary suspension due to a fire incident at Terminal One. FAAN activated contingency measures including a remote control tower and temporary terminal se
The Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos has resumed operations following a fire outbreak. FAAN confirmed six injuries, no fatalities, and the diversion of three international flights.
Nigeria's stock market emerges as Africa's top performer in dollar terms with 34.39% return, nearing N126 trillion market cap as investor confidence surges amid currency stability and policy reforms.
Bank78 MFB has officially commenced operations as a licensed digital microfinance bank in Nigeria, bridging the gap between fintech innovation and traditional banking reliability with full CBN licensing and NDIC deposit insurance.
With four weeks left to meet the Central Bank of Nigeria's recapitalization deadline, major banks are prepared while smaller institutions scramble for funds. The move aims to strengthen the banking sector and support Nigeria's economic ambitions.