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Nigerian Crypto Traders Rush to Binance, Trade N1.9bn in 24 Hours as FG Blocks Platforms - Vimarsana News

Nigerian Crypto Traders Rush to Binance, Trade N1.9bn in 24 Hours as FG Blocks Platforms

Nigerian cryptocurrency traders traded about N1.9 billion worth of USDT on Binance following a directive by the Nigerian government to block the platform.

Source: legit.ng
CBN Readjust Exchange Rate For Cargo Clearance as Naira Gains in Official Market - Vimarsana News

CBN Readjust Exchange Rate For Cargo Clearance as Naira Gains in Official Market

The Central Bank of Nigeria has readjusted foreign exchange rate for cargo clearance at the Nigerian ports, the third time in a week following naira's depreciation.

Source: legit.ng
Nigerians React as Customs Move to Distribute Rice, Other Seized Food Items to Nigerians - Vimarsana News

Nigerians React as Customs Move to Distribute Rice, Other Seized Food Items to Nigerians

Nigerians have expressed scepticism over the decision of the Nigeria Customs Service to distribute seized food items to Nigerians to mitigate hardships.

Source: legit.ng
Nigeria Reports Increase in Oil Production to 1.64 Million Barrels Per Day, Surpasses Saudi Arabia - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Reports Increase in Oil Production to 1.64 Million Barrels Per Day, Surpasses Saudi Arabia

The Nigerian government, via the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NUPRC), has reported increased crude oil production for January 2024.

Source: legit.ng
FG Moves Against Forex Speculators, Black Market Operators as Naira Hits N1,900 Per Dollar - Vimarsana News

FG Moves Against Forex Speculators, Black Market Operators as Naira Hits N1,900 Per Dollar

The Nigerian government has declared war on foreign exchange speculators, whom the government said are responsible for the poor performance of the naira.

Source: legit.ng