The Central Bank of Nigeria

Illegal Conversion Of Currency: CBN Makes More Clarifications

Illegal Conversion Of Currency: CBN Makes More Clarifications

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) finally come out to give better clarifications on the recent warning against converting the naira to foreign exchange, for political purposes.

The CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele, had, at a post-Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting briefing made an open warning to Nigerians against converting the Nigerian Naira to foreign exchange, for electioneering purposes.

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Following the directive by the Governor, there had been speculations in the social space that the CBN may clamp down on genuine businesses in its bid to stop politicians.

But the …

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CBN Warns Nigerians Against Loan Offers, Investment Schemes

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has alerted Nigerians on fraudulent loan offers and investment schemes.

It cited information and videos circulating on social media.

The messages had asked loan seekers and small-scale business owners to apply for funds.

But in a statement, CBN said while it has several development finance intervention programmes for different categories of businesses, it does not directly interact with prospective applicants.

The apex bank explained that its interventions are only disbursed through participating financial institutions (PFIs) such as deposit money banks (DMBs), development finance institutions (DFIs) and microfinance banks (MFBs).

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CBN Orders BDC Operators To Sell Dollar At ₦386

CBN Orders BDC Operators To Sell Dollar At ₦386

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has resumed sales of foreign exchange to Bureau De Change (BDC) operators.

The apex bank pegged sale to Nigerians at ₦386.

Ozoemena Nnaji, Director Trade and Exchange Department, made this known in a circular on Thursday.

Nnaji gave the applicable exchange rate for disbursements of proceeds of International Money Transfer Operators (IMTOs) for August 31 to September 4.

IMTSOs to banks – N382/$1; Banks to CBN – N383/$1; CBN to BDCs – N384/$1; BDCs to end-users – Not more than N386; Volume of sale to each market – $10,000 per BDC.

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