nigeria remittances hit record

Nigeria Remittances Hit Record $947 Million as Naira Holds Near ₦1,337/$

Nigeria’s formal remittance inflows reached a record $947 million in July 2026, bringing the country within just $53 million of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s $1 billion monthly target. At the same time, the naira to dollar exchange rate has remained relatively stable, with the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market closing around ₦1,337/$1 at the…

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nigeria land borders

Nigeria Land Borders Are Open, Presidency Says, But Trade Controls Remain

The Presidency has clarified that Nigeria land borders have been open since March 2024, pushing back against claims that the Federal Government still maintains a general closure on cross-border trade. The clarification came after former Vice President Atiku Abubakar said he would reopen Nigeria’s borders if elected in 2027. The Presidency said the statement was…

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nigeria foreign reserves

Nigeria’s Foreign Reserves Near 18-Year High as Moody’s Gives Economy Positive Outlook

Nigeria’s foreign reserves have climbed to $53.11 billion, putting the country just $142 million below the level recorded in January 2009, when reserves reached $53.25 billion. The latest figure, reported by the Central Bank of Nigeria as of August 24, represents the strongest reserve position in more than 17 years. The increase is significant because…

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Dangote Refinery Petrol Supply Falls 21% as Nigeria’s Fuel Imports Rise in July

The Dangote Refinery petrol supply to Nigeria’s domestic market fell sharply in July, while petrol imports increased, highlighting the delicate balance between local refining and foreign fuel supplies. New data from the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) showed that domestic petrol receipts dropped from 32.5 million litres per day in June to…

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bonga offshore project

Bonga Offshore Project: $21 Billion Deal Moves Nigeria Closer to Major Deepwater Investment

Nigeria has moved closer to unlocking one of its biggest oil investments in years as the Bonga offshore project advances towards a Final Investment Decision, with NNPC and its international partners targeting between $15 billion and $21 billion in investment. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and partners Shell, Esso and Agip signed amendments to…

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