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Why CBN Retained Bencmark Interest Rate At 27.5%

CBN: Curbing Bank Frauds

By Arize Nwobu The Central Bank of Nigeria ( CBN) is in the forefront and in collaboration with other regulatory institutions to
What Next shall We Name After Tinubu?

Release Osun Council Funds Now, Group Tells Tinubu

January 28, 2026
An election monitoring group in Nigeria has accused the federal government of unlawfully withholding funds meant for local councils in Osun State, warning that the dispute could undermine democracy and basic public services. In a statement on Wednesday, the Movement for Credible Elections (MCE) said statutory allocations to Osun’s 30 local government areas had not been released, leaving councils unable

Ex-Fifa President Backs US World Cup Boycott Over Security Concerns

January 27, 2026
Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter has urged football fans to reconsider travelling to the United States for this year’s World Cup, citing concerns over security and recent incidents linked to immigration enforcement. Mr Blatter said he agreed with comments by Swiss anti-corruption lawyer Mark Pieth, who has publicly questioned whether supporters would be safe attending matches in the US. “I
What Next shall We Name After Tinubu?

Release Osun Council Funds Now, Group Tells Tinubu

January 28, 2026
An election monitoring group in Nigeria has accused the federal government of unlawfully withholding funds meant for local councils in Osun State, warning that the dispute could undermine democracy and basic public services. In a statement on Wednesday, the Movement for Credible

Comparing Fela Kuti With Any Nigerian Musician

January 28, 2026
By Promise Adiele In the title of this essay, I have carefully avoided mentioning any Nigerian musician with Fela’s name. It is deliberate. I cannot, in good conscience, insert the name of any Nigerian or African musician alongside Fela’s name. Doing so
CBN Further Raises Benchmark Interest Rate To 27.25%

CBN Allows Use of Expired Drug Licences

January 28, 2026
Nigeria’s central bank has approved a temporary measure allowing importers to use expired drug regulatory licences to process import documentation, in a move aimed at preventing disruption to trade. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said licences issued by the National Agency
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