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 Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 1:36pm On May 10 |
Fri 10 May, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,457.031 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,798.792 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,569.638 1 CAD ⇛ ₦1,530,012.842 1 GHC ⇛ ₦102.65 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.36 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦78.03 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 1:00pm On May 09 |
Thu 9 May, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,446.807 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,777.718 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,553.255 1 CAD ⇛ ₦1,038.097 1 GHC ⇛ ₦102.19 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.33 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦76.99 |
| Politics / Re: Tinubu Escalates War Against Journalists, As Akpabio Bars TV Stations Et Al. by MummyIMadeIt: 3:05pm On May 08 |
In recent times, the administration of Gen. Sani Abacha under the Military Era seems to be a child's play as compared to just within one year of Tinubu's led administration. What an Irony? Same TINUBU that fled for self exile is allowing such practices to thrive under his watch. |
| Politics / Tinubu Escalates War Against Journalists, As Akpabio Bars TV Stations Et Al. by MummyIMadeIt: 3:03pm On May 08 |
Senate President Godswill Akpabio on Tuesday barred more than 10 television stations and photojournalists from covering the proceedings of the chamber without explanation, in another sign of autocracy under President Bola Tinubu, whose administration has harassed and detained without trial at least two journalists in the past seven weeks alone. Both chambers of the National Assembly (NASS) – the Senate and the House of Representatives – are controlled by Tinubu’s political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC). Ironically, Tinubu himself is a media operator being the owner of The Nation newspaper and Television Continental (TVC). Regardless, Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) in August 2023 alerted the public to the danger of Tinubu banning 25 journalists and media houses from covering the Villa and urged him to reverse the “unlawful ban”. The media outlets banned include Galaxy TV, Ben TV, MITV, ITV Abuja, PromptNews, ONTV, and Liberty. In September 2023, muckraking journalist David Hundeyin alleged before the United Nations Human Rights Council that Tinubu’s henchmen were taking steps to abduct him from Ghana where he is on asylum. Hundeyin fled Nigeria to Ghana in 2020 and was granted asylum and refugee status in 2022, and has alleged Tinubu is using security intelligence to mount pressure on the Ghanaian government to repatriate him to Nigeria and get him killed. On 15 March 2024, First News Editor Segun Olatunji was arrested, detained, and tortured by the military authorities who kept him in an underground cell in Abuja for two weeks. He was released only after public outcry became deafening. On 1 May 2024, a journalist with Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ), Daniel Ojukwu, was detained by the police and they have kept him ever since without charging him to court over any alleged crime. Senators resumed in their newly renovated chamber on Tuesday with the Sergeant-At-Arms barring photojournalists and at least 10 television stations from having access to the gallery. One of the security operatives at the entrance of the chamber told journalists Akpabio instructed the security unit to restrict and prune down the number of media houses covering Senate proceedings, according to reporting by Daily Post. A document signed by Senate Clerk Chinedu Akubueze and pasted at the entrance to the chamber listed only seven media houses that would now cover proceedings. They include the Nigeria Television Authority (NTA), Channels Television, African Independent Television (AIT), TVC, Arise News, Newage, and ADBN. The leadership of NASS Press Corps had on Wednesday last week met with Akubueze to harmonise issues about coverage of Senate proceedings. Journalists who report from the NASS have expressed shock at the decision of the Senate to bar some media houses from covering proceedings while dialogue on the matter is ongoing. Source: https://thenicheng.com/tinubu-admin-escalates-war-against-journalists-as-akpabio-bars-tv-stations-photojournalists-from-covering-senate-proceedings/ |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 1:06pm On May 08 |
Wed 8 May, 2024 • 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,419.364 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,752.655 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,527.114 1 CAD ⇛ ₦1,016.666 1 GHC ⇛ ₦102.15 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.32 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦76.10 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 5:42pm On May 07 |
Tue 7 May, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,408.909 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,745.189 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,514.988 1 CAD ⇛ ₦1,014.376 1 GHC ⇛ ₦100.11 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.28 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦75.17 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 4:19pm On May 06 |
Mon 6 May, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,401.464 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,725.344 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,506.307 1 CAD ⇛ ₦1,009.791 1 GHC ⇛ ₦101.30 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.29 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦75.63 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 3:42pm On May 04 |
Sat 4 May, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,419.501 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,750.983 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,520.964 1 CAD ⇛ ₦1,025.449 1 GHC ⇛ ₦101.05 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.27 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦74.68 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 12:24pm On May 02 |
Thu 2 May, 2024 • 11:00 AM 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,350.804 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,660.967 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,445.001 1 CAD ⇛ ₦970.698 1 GHC ⇛ ₦101.02 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.30 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦73.97 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 8:02pm On Apr 29 |
Mon 29 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,273.473 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,559.555 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,363.743 1 CAD ⇛ ₦918.746 1 CFA ⇛ ₦2.10 1 GHC ⇛ ₦100.20 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦67.79 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 7:35pm On Apr 27 |
Sat 27 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,245.425 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,528.558 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,329.80 1 CAD ⇛ ₦896.803 1 GHC ⇛ ₦96.20 1 CAF ⇛ ₦2.13 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦69.55 1 Like |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 12:08pm On Apr 26 |
Fri 26 Apr, 2024 • 11:00 AM 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,250.527 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,528.918 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,337.591 1 CAD ⇛ ₦902.720 1 GHC ⇛ ₦96.64 1 CAF ⇛ ₦2.15 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦69.30 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 5:01pm On Apr 25 |
Thu 25 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,360.415 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,654.688 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,441.102 1 CAD ⇛ ₦980.03 1 GHC ⇛ ₦94.63 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.76 1 ZAR ⇛ ₦67.30 (South African Rand) |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 3:01pm On Apr 23 |
Tue 23 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,231.710 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,495.337 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,312.444 1 CAD ⇛ ₦885.924 1 GHC ⇛ ₦79.84 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.75 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 12:49am On Apr 23 |
The rate is indeed a crazy one |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 1:17pm On Apr 22 |
Mon 22 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,210.170 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,469.988 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,287.549 1 CAD ⇛ ₦868.561 1 GHC ⇛ ₦80.25 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.75 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 6:37pm On Apr 21 |
Sun 21 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,207.618 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,446.833 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,285.889 1 CAD ⇛ ₦864.933 1 GHC ⇛ ₦85.76 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.87 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 5:00pm On Apr 20 |
Sat 20 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,207.618 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,446.833 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,285.889 1 CAD ⇛ ₦864.933 1 GHC ⇛ ₦85.76 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.87 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 2:05pm On Apr 19 |
Fri 19 Apr, 2024 • 11:00 AM 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,180.849 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,435.704 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,255.973 1 CAD ⇛ ₦845.730 1 GHC ⇛ ₦80.65 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.75 |
| Business / Re: The Naira/dollar Watch Thread by MummyIMadeIt: 8:59pm On Apr 18 |
Thu 18 Apr, 2024 1 USD ⇛ ₦1,170.221 1 GBP ⇛ ₦1,280.688 1 EUR ⇛ ₦1,244.792 1 CAD ⇛ ₦838.179 1 GHC ⇛ ₦855.52 1 CAF ⇛ ₦1.87 GuyWise101: |
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