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Tinubu Bans Official Foreign Trips for Three-month

Tinubu Bans Official Foreign Trips for Three-month President Bola Tinubu has banned ministers, heads of agencies, and other government officials from embarking on public funded foreign trips. The ban will last for three months in the first instance and will take effect on April 1, 2024. This...

CBN Clears Valid FX Transactions to Eliminate Legacy Backlog

CBN Clears Valid FX Transactions to Eliminate Legacy Backlog The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced that all valid foreign exchange backlogs have now been settled, fulfilling a key pledge of the Governor, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, to process an inherited backlog of US$7 billion...

CBN Clears Valid FX Transactions to Eliminate Legacy Backlog

CBN Clears Valid FX Transactions to Eliminate Legacy Backlog The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced that all valid foreign exchange backlogs have now been settled, fulfilling a key pledge of the Governor, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso, to process an inherited backlog of US$7 billion...

Access Holdings Sets to Acquire National Bank of Kenya

Access Holdings Sets to Acquire National Bank of Kenya Access Holdings has revealed its intention to acquire the National Bank of Kenya in what marks its initial significant transaction following the passing of Herbert Wigwe. This move follows a prior media report on the proposed sale...

Access Holdings Sets to Acquire National Bank of Kenya

Access Holdings Sets to Acquire National Bank of Kenya Access Holdings has revealed its intention to acquire the National Bank of Kenya in what marks its initial significant transaction following the passing of Herbert Wigwe. This move follows a prior media report on the proposed sale...

Naira Continues to Appreciate, Closes at N1,560.57/$ Officially

Naira Continues to Appreciate, Closes at N1,560.57/$ Officially The Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange (NAFEM) saw a notable appreciation on Tuesday, with the closing rate standing at N1560.57 to $1. This represents a significant gain of N36.67 or 2.35% from Monday’s closing rate of N1,597.24/$1. Additionally, the Naira...