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Nigerian Treasury Bills Yield Climbs Above Inflation

Nigerian Treasury bills yield climbs above inflation as investors position for a major auction and markets anticipate softer monetary policy.

Naira Weakens as Dollar Demand Pressures Persist

The naira weakened at the official market as dollar demand surged, prompting fresh calls for deeper intervention from the Central Bank.

Stop further demolitions in Abuja, Senate tells Wike

Senate orders Wike to stop Abuja demolitions pending investigation.

Whether you like him or not, Wike is delivering results- AGF

Nyesom Wike’s service to Nigerian Law School while FCT Minister is unwaveringly superior,’ says AGF Latif Fagbemi.

Wike Warned Against Usurping Presidential Authority

The Rivers State local government election controversy continues as FCT Minister Nyesom Wike faces accusations of overstepping his authority and undermining President Tinubu's directives.

Kidnappers Beware: FCT Minister Vows to End Bail for Abductors

The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, has declared that he will...

Abuja Light Rail Project Faces Delays and Criticism

Various challenges and controversies have stalled the Abuja Light Rail, a regional rail transport...

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Nigerian Treasury Bills Yield Climbs Above Inflation

Nigerian Treasury bills yield climbs above inflation as investors position for a major auction and markets anticipate softer monetary policy.

Naira Weakens as Dollar Demand Pressures Persist

The naira weakened at the official market as dollar demand surged, prompting fresh calls for deeper intervention from the Central Bank.

Nigerian Bonds Yield Drops as Inflation Slows

Nigerian bonds yield dropped to 15.46 percent as disinflation encourages investor demand, with real interest rates rising and long-term debt instruments attracting strong interest.

Unity Bank MD Urges Youths to Embrace Savings Culture

Unity Bank MD urges young Nigerians to embrace a savings culture, stressing financial literacy, early money management, and long-term resilience for economic independence.