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Good one. Hope this open doors to more investment in the power sector in the state and generate more power. |
When Biafra come with 40 states, I’m sure they will also have 40 airports. Abi? |
Trump has won everybody is now claiming to be the one who supported him. If he had lost , where will you all b?. same thing if Obi had won, all these yeye internet influencer will not let us hear word. |
StPete:All you think about is siphoning. When people like you get any opportunity you will definitely do worse. |
Here are the key points: - Authorised Dealers' Roles They must facilitate foreign exchange transactions, complete due diligence, ensure compliance with regulations, provide convenient market access channels, and ensure transparent pricing ¹. - Legitimate Transactions All legitimate foreign exchange transactions must be concluded with authorized dealers, and dealing with unlicensed intermediaries is prohibited ¹. - Bureaux de Change (BDCs): Licensed BDCs can buy foreign exchange from authorized dealers to meet customer needs, subject to the aggregate monthly cap stipulated by the CBN ¹. - Code of Ethics: The boards of banks, CEOs, and Chief Compliance Officers must annually attest to the Nigeria FX Code of Ethics and Conduct, ensuring market integrity and compliance with CBN guidelines ². These revised guidelines supersede previous circulars and guidelines, including those dated June 14, 2023, and April 21, 2017 ¹. |
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued revised guidelines for participants in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) following the consolidation of all FX market windows. These new rules replace earlier circulars and guidelines. Key Points: 1. **Authorized Dealers' Role**: - Facilitate FX transactions for firms and individuals. - Ensure compliance with relevant laws and guidelines. - Provide transparent pricing and digital market access solutions. 2. **Legitimate Transactions**: - All FX transactions must involve Authorized Dealers. - Dealing with unlicensed intermediaries is prohibited. 3. **Bureaux de Change (BDCs)**: - Licensed BDCs may purchase FX from Authorized Dealers to meet customer needs, within CBN's stipulated monthly caps. These guidelines aim to deepen the FX market and ensure transparency and compliance. |
LtChisom:Is everything pain to you? You must be really suffering. |
I trust Obi, he will jump at this opportunity to show himself. |
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AlabiKILLER2021:No use claiming to be from SW. we are omoluabi, we don’t wake our parents with kicks. |
Kionrae:Just like this one
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Yes. |
What meaningful thing has this governor achieved |
Buharidgeneral:For people like you who say picture or I don’t believe it. |
jaxxy:Without floating, we will continue to be import dependent |
IfnobeGod20:So an outsider knows more than an insider. Wonderment. So you believe nnpc left stock in tanks for 3 years. Una be muumuu |
From blending to old stock. What do we really want. I’m certain the community do not want this refinery. Instead of hoping to benefit from the increased economic activity, wait to see them start protest over useless issues. Black mind, black man mentality. |
Host community secretary ![]() Not a staff not an engineer just a community member who will still fight to crumble the refinery. Arise TV is not a serious television. Their negativity is too much. |
Nigerians do not really want Port Harcourt refinery to work. It’s obvious. |
Thank God for the life and safety of TD Jakes |
If you are Ibo, it’s okay. If you are any other tribe that’s very rude and disrespectful |
Chinedu Ernest Ngwaka and his wife, Janet Onyekachi Ngwaka for their alleged involvement in a fraudulent scheme amounting to N320,000,000.00. Usual suspect. |
He said he is just an ordinary content creator. Only that he has powers to control an entire region of gullibles. |
jaxxy:When will those things be put in palace? All govt since 1999 have attempted and failed. Floating the naira is a bold, risky and right move. |
Summary In the short term, this is going to be messy. The naira will lose value before it finds its equilibrium. Currency fluctuations could get wild, and inflation might spike as the cost of imported goods rises. That is not exactly a recipe for stability, and people will feel it—in fact, it is all playing out already. The key to this working in the long run is what comes next. If Nigeria can fix some of its deeper structural issues—like oil production inefficiencies, a reliance on foreign currencies, and an underdeveloped manufacturing sector—then floating the naira could be a good thing. But if the government just sits back and lets the naira float without addressing these issues, the move could backfire. So, while floating the naira might seem like a bold step forward, it is really just the beginning. The real question is whether Nigeria can create the conditions that make this painful transition worth it in the long term. The promise of a more market-driven, competitive economy is real, but only if the country can stabilise the ship after it starts rocking. |
Tinubu wasn’t in government at that time, I only wonder why he was targeted for attack. Pointless if I could say. |
The dilector who moved people to do that is currently rotting in kuje prison. |
Attck on TVC was unnecessary and pointless during Endsars |
Criminals but they blame politicians |
When they reach 40 years they will be running up and down mountains praying for Husbands. |
nedu666:You are now blaming yorubas. If not that the president sworn to protect the country, they should just leave you all to kill yourselves. After all the madness has been restricted to the east. The only problem is that there is mass exodus to other parts of the country especially the SW. mumuuuu people. Terrorist sympathisers . |
CodeTemplarr:Them don start. All the bombarding all over the place is what. Victim mentality |
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