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Banks to Wind Down FCY Loans, Capital to Slide–S&P The sharp devaluation of the Nigerian naira will impact deposit money banks’ (DMBs) capital position in the first quarter of 2024, S&P Global said in its latest rating note. With the new FX guideline, the rating firm predicts that DMBs will start to wind down their foreign currency loans to further reduce risks. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) asked banks to sell down their foreign currency holdings as authorities seek to upturn the fortune of the naira, its weak local currency. The naira has been on a decline over the…
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The Jigawa Government on Friday approved over N1.4 billion for the construction and renovation of mosques across the state.
The sum will also be used for
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The court in the capital Washington announced
EU Invests €1.5m in Wildlife Conservation in Cross River The European Union (EU) has invested 1.5 million euros for the preservation of Cross River’s wildlife, an official has said. Ms Samuela Isopi, EU’s Ambassador to Nigeria and the Economic Community of West African States, said this during a meeting with Gov. Bassey Otu at the Government House in Calabar on Saturday. Isopi said the delegation was in Cross River as part of the union’s activities to support wildlife conservation in the state by inaugurating new infrastructures and interventions, valued at 1.5 million euros. She said that while the visit was…