The Nigerian naira recorded a marginal appreciation at the official foreign exchange market on Thursday, February 6, 2026, supported by
The Nigerian naira posted modest gains against the US dollar at the official foreign exchange market on February 3, 2026,
As Nigeria opened the first full trading week of February 2026, the official dollar-to-naira rate remained anchored around ₦1,396–₦1,398 per
The naira strengthened to ₦1,394 per dollar at Nigeria’s official foreign exchange window on Wednesday—its strongest level since May 2024—even
The naira weakened slightly at the official foreign exchange market on Monday, January 20, 2026, while remaining largely stable across
Nigeria’s electricity sector is often described as broken. Power plants sit idle, consumers complain of unreliable supply, and operators struggle
The naira recorded modest gains across official and parallel channels on Tuesday, January 7, 2026, continuing a cautious recovery trend
Nigeria’s currency began 2026 with improved stability at the official window, supported by Central Bank reforms, stronger external reserves, and
Nigeria’s naira began the 2026 trading year with a modest but symbolically important gain at the official foreign exchange market,
Nigeria’s external reserves are projected to rise to $51.04 billion in 2026, up from an estimated $45.01 billion at end-2025,
As of 3rd December 2025, the Nigerian Naira displayed mixed movements against major currencies across official and parallel market segments,
As of 2nd December 2025, the Nigerian Naira exhibited divergent movements against major currencies in different segments of the foreign
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