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Jonathan NwokporAccording to World Bank projections, the growth rate of Nigerian and other African economies is expected to climb from 2.6% in 2023 to 3.4% in 2024 and 3.8% in 2025.
Read MoreJonathan NwokporTo further increase Naira’s appreciation in the foreign exchange market, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has started another tranche of dollar sales for Bureau De Change, BDC, operators. ZINGTIE
Read MoreJonathan NwokporFinancial expert Kalu Aja has urged the Central Bank of Nigeria to sell the Naira at a rate of N1000 to the US dollar. Aja revealed this in a statement
Read MoreJonathan NwokporIn response to the recent tariff increase, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, or NERC, has sent five more directions to electricity distribution companies. Abba Terab, the Deputy General Manager of
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe economy is starting to improve, according to Olisa Agbakoba, SAN, a former head of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA). He implied that the achievements of just two people—Aliko Dangote,
Read MoreJonathan NwokporThe Central Bank of Nigeria’s, or CBN, operations investigation by Jim Obazee has been formally closed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. ZINGTIE reports that Tinubu designated Obazee as a special
Read MoreJonathan NwokporFollowing the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s approval of a 25% electricity tariff hike on Wednesday, ZINGTIE explains what Nigerians should know about the increase. Recall that Nigerian “Band A” electricity
Read MoreJonathan NwokporSince Olayemi Cardoso, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, called BDC operators back into the foreign exchange market, the Naira has appreciated by N660 against the US dollar,
Read MoreJonathan NwokporWithin the next ten years, the Nigerian government intends to commence local manufacturing of vehicles. This was revealed on Friday during the Nigeria Automotive Industry Development Plan launch, according to
Read MoreJonathan NwokporIn 2024, amid economic hardship, Nigerians have taken issue with President Bola Tinubu’s administration for allocating N90 billion to subsidize the pilgrimage to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. According to
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