Economics
-
Governors give Malami, Emefiele Tuesday ultimatum to obey Supreme Court
State governments, which sued the Federal Government on the naira redesign policy, have given the Attorney-General of the Federation and…
Read More » -
THE COMING SUBSIDY REMOVAL – BOOBY TRAPS AND ESCAPE ROUTES
Every presidential candidate in the recently concluded presidential election – save probably for Omoyele Sowore – promised to remove…
Read More » -
Fuel stations, others reject old notes, banks ration cash
The fresh move by some Deposit Money Banks to re-circulate old N500 and N1,000 notes suffered a setback on Tuesday…
Read More » -
Advancing The Cashless Policy: Adoption Of The eNaira As A Mode Of Payment By Government.
In recent times, the Nigerian government has made significant strides towards a cashless society, with the introduction of the eNaira…
Read More » -
S’Court order on old notes: Banks in partial compliance, begin skeletal re-circulation
Deposit Money Banks in the country have begun partial compliance with the Supreme Court order approving the use of…
Read More » -
NEEDED URGENTLY – A REJIGGED FINANCIAL MARKETS INFRASTRUCTURE IN NIGERIA
Myriads of lessons have been learnt from the cash swap and currency redesign experiment in Nigeria in the past few…
Read More » Bank customers borrowed N947bn amid naira scarcity
Deposit Money Banks offered 130,854 new credits valued at N947.46bn to their customers in December 2022, according to a document…
Read More »-
Banks’ assets rise to N73tn – CBN
Total assets of the banking industry grew by N14.36tn or 24.24 per cent from N59.24tn at the end of December…
Read More » -
Falana writes CBN, demands details of new naira notes distribution
Rights activist and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, has written to the Central Bank of Nigeria demanding details of…
Read More » -
Naira deadline: Banks, fuel stations reject old notes, ignore Supreme Court order
Some commercial banks and filling stations have stopped collecting the old naira notes from customers, contrary to the ruling of…
Read More »