Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves climbed to $58.81 billion on October 12, moving close to their highest level in nearly 18 years after a sharp increase in the country’s dollar holdings

EFCC has warned Nigerian lawyers against charging clients in foreign currencies, with practitioners who violate applicable financial regulations facing possible prosecution.

Peter Obi says Nigeria can strengthen the naira by increasing productivity, rather than reversing the floating exchange-rate policy introduced under Tinubu.

Nigeria’s external reserves have risen to $54.08 billion, exceeding the CBN’s 2026 projection and reaching the highest level since 2008.

NANTA has praised the NCAA’s enforcement against foreign airlines operating city sales outlets while renewing its opposition to dollar-only ticket sales in Nigeria.