Some banks operating in the country now turn back customers with mutilated currencies. This is as a result of the misinterpretation of…
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A total of 728 companies and individuals were blacklisted from procuring exchange because of their involvement in different forms of foreign exchange…
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The Committee of Governors of Central Bank of ECOWAS Countries has expressed concern over the declining level of transactions through the West…
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First Bank of Nigeria hurriedly withdrew an application for N1.5 million Treasury Bill it submitted on behalf of Agro Allied Industries on…
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A drop in interest rates will be a great relief to the ailing Nigeria economy. This is the consensus of bankers and…
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The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Central Disciplinary Committee, is till wading through fictious of applications used to transfer over N100 million…
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Five foreign countries are to take 60 per cent equity in tourism projects in the country. According to the managements of the…
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Nigeria and her foreign creditors are to begin talks next Friday, November 20, on how the N13 billion promissory notes recently issued…
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A global body is to be set up to monitor tax invasion. The body which is expected to come into operation by…
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Two companies Metropolitan Investment and Securities Limited and Unit Trust Securities will know the fate of their application to the Nigeria Stock…
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Nigeria‚Äôs external reserve position rose from its N4,14052 billion at the close of business in October to N4.63429 billion on November 30.…
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Continental Merchant Bank and the Nigerian Merchant Bank are to champion a consortium of banks to raise a N120 million standby facility…
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Nigeria‚Äôs total external reserves as at the close of business of September 30 stood at N4.142 billion. This shows a decline of…
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The Central Bank has barred 80 companies from further access to official foreign exchange. The order came as a result of the…
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Only 673 or (1.09 per cent) additional hands were employed by the banking industry between January and October. This falls far short…