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Forex20746d ago

Naira steadies as the CBN holds rates through the quarter

The central bank left its benchmark unchanged for a third straight meeting, keeping pressure on the local unit in check while traders watch for the next inflation print.

Nairametrics·Markets desk
Politics20746d ago

Senate clears the youth grant bill at second reading

Lawmakers advanced the bill after a long session, with the final vote set for Thursday and a public comment window still open.

The Cable·Legislature
Movies20746d ago

The festival debut everyone is already calling the year's boldest

A low-budget feature swept the jury prize overnight and landed a streaming deal before the credits finished rolling.

Screen Rant·Festival
Society20746d ago

Why the 9-5 is quietly losing its grip on Gen Z

TechCabal·Careers
Schools20746d ago

Admissions window for direct-entry candidates now open

Pulse Desk·Admissions
Government20746d ago

New disclosure rules published for currency dealers

Registered dealers must now publish daily transaction volumes, a step the regulator says is aimed at closing the gap between quoted and traded rates.

Official Gazette·Policy
Forex20746d ago

Dollar softens ahead of the next rate decision

Reuters·Macroeconomy
Politics20746d ago

How a bill actually becomes law, in five steps

A plain explainer on readings, committee stage, concurrence and assent, and where a bill usually dies.

Pulse Explains·Civics
Movies20746d ago

Three premieres drop on streaming this Friday

Screen Desk·Streaming
Schools20746d ago

Undergraduate scholarship shortlist released

Campus Desk·Opportunities
Society20746d ago

Remote work is redrawing where young people can afford to live

Society Desk·Lifestyle
Government20746d ago

Where the education line of the budget actually goes

Budget Office·Public finance
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