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Naira Troubles Continue in 2024, Crashes to Lowest Level in History Against US Dollar - Vimarsana News

Naira Troubles Continue in 2024, Crashes to Lowest Level in History Against US Dollar

The value of the Naira fell to its lowest level in the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market (NAFEM), marking a very poor start to the new year.

Source: legit.ng
23 People Who Tried To Sell Stuff Online In The Trashiest Way Possible - Vimarsana News

23 People Who Tried To Sell Stuff Online In The Trashiest Way Possible

This just might cure your online shopping addiction...immediately.

Source: yahoo.com
No More N1,114/$: Naira Falls Again Against US Dollar Across All Foreign Exchange Market - Vimarsana News

No More N1,114/$: Naira Falls Again Against US Dollar Across All Foreign Exchange Market

Naira value continue to depreciate against the United States Dollars at the foreign exchange market despite expected supply coming in from foreign sources.

Source: legit.ng
Naira Stages Comeback, Appreciates by 4.5% Against US Dollar, Black Market Creates More Headache for CBN - Vimarsana News

Naira Stages Comeback, Appreciates by 4.5% Against US Dollar, Black Market Creates More Headache for CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria has more challenges in its hands as the official and unofficial market exchange rate against the US dollar continues to widens.

Source: legit.ng
What do consumers want from sustainable food and drink? - Vimarsana News

What do consumers want from sustainable food and drink?

Research suggests Europeans are ‘highly motivated’ to buy sustainable food. How can brands best communicate their sustainability credentials to consumers? And amid a cost-of-living crisis, are shoppers willing to pay for it?