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ArticleBuilds$52bn Fin­an­cial Shield, But Fiscal...

For the first time in sev­eral years, the Cent­ral Bank of Nigeria (CBN) pos­sesses a sig­ni­fic­antly lar­ger arsenal to defend the naira without resort­ing to admin­is­trat­ive con­trols that pre­vi­ously dis­tor­ted the for­eign exchange mar­ket....

ArticleCBN Builds $52bn Fin­an­cial Shield, But Fiscal...

Among the major policy achieve­ments are greater trans­par­ency in the for­eign exchange mar­ket, clear­ance of out­stand­ing FX oblig­a­tions owed to investors, higher interest rates that have attrac­ted for­eign port­fo­lio invest­ment and improved...

ArticleNavy’s Sus­tained Oper­a­tional Suc­cesses Boost Oil Pro­duc­tion to 1 . 7 m bpd

ArticlePolice Launch Man­hunt for Teacher for Allegedly Flog­ging Stu­dent to Death in Anam­bra

he Safe School Ini­ti­at­ive (SSI) Unit of the Police Com­mand in Anam­bra has launched a man­hunt for a teacher over the alleged flog­ging of a 12-year-old stu­dent, which allegedly res­ul­ted in his death. The Police Pub­lic Rela­tions Officer (PPRO)...

ArticleTwo U.S. Ser­vice Mem­bers Killed, One Miss­ing in Iran Mis­sile Attack on Jordan

July 17 as U.S. and part­ner forces respon­ded to the attack. It did not spe­cify where in Jordan. Accord­ing to NBC News, four other Amer­ican ser­vice mem­bers were med­ic­ally evac­u­ated to hos­pit­als in Jordan but have since been dis­charged,...

ArticleNigerian Navy Pledges Sup­port for NAWOJ WINSEC Sum­mit Award

ArticleNBA Poll: Badejo-Okusanya Takes Early Lead

Mrs Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, a Senior Advoc­ate of Nigeria, has taken an early lead in the Nigerian Bar Asso­ci­ation, NBA, pres­id­en­tial elec­tion as at 5:pm on Sat­urday. Res­ults from the live elec­tion portal showed that she had polled 9,053...

ArticleTbetween

he sharp rise in res­id­en­tial rents across Nigeria’s major cit­ies has exposed a widen­ing dis­con­nect work­ers’ earn­ings and the cost of shel­ter, with new data show­ing that even employ­ees earn­ing the higher N85,000 min­imum wage in Lagos and...