EndSARS Protest: Feminist Coalition group raises additional N31 million crowdfund in four days

Feminist Coalition has announced that it has raised over N37 million in crowdfunding for the #EndSARS protest. One of the leading NGOs currently campaigning against police brutality in Nigeria, Feminist Coalition has announced that it has raised the total sum of N37,355,149.48 in crowdfunding for the protest which is aimed at supporting protesters. The recent

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Naira falls again at black market as #EndSARS protest limits movement.

Naira depreciated marginally against the dollar, closing at N462/$1 at the parallel market on Wednesday. Forex turnover declined by 63% as Nigeria’s exchange rate at the NAFEX window depreciated against the dollar to close at N385.83/$1 during intraday trading on Wednesday, October 14. Also, the naira depreciated marginally against the dollar, closing at N462/$1 at

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Naira weakens at black market as external reserves loses $42 million in 1 week

The naira depreciated marginally against the dollar, closing at N461/$1 at the parallel market on Tuesday. Nigeria’s exchange rate at the NAFEX window remained stable against the dollar to close at N386/$1 during intraday trading on Tuesday, October 13. Also, the naira depreciated marginally against the dollar, closing at N461/$1 at the parallel market on

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Daily Parallel Market exchange rate – ₦462/$1; ₦600/₤1; ₦540/€1

The US dollar closed at ₦462/US$1 in the parallel market The exchange rate between the naira and the US dollar for today (Wednesday, October 14th 2020), closed at ₦462/US$1 in the parallel market. The rate had also closed at ₦461/US$1 on Tuesday, October 13th 2020. Naira: ₦462 Dollar: $1 Date: October 14th, 2020 The exchange

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Daily Parallel Market exchange rate – ₦457/$1; ₦595/₤1; ₦537/€1

The US dollar stands at ₦457/US$1 in the parallel market. The exchange rate between the naira and the US dollar for today (Thursday, October 8th 2020), stands at ₦457/US$1 in the parallel market. The rate had closed at ₦458/US$1 on Wednesday, October 7th 2020. Naira: ₦457 Dollar: $1 Date: October 8th, 2020 The exchange rate between the

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Crude oil prices hold gains, President Trump returns to work

Crude oil prices held to gains after U.S. President, Trump resumed the White House from the hospital. Crude oil prices held to gains after U.S. Trump resumed back to the White House from hospital after being admitted for treatment for COVID-19 coupled with a pending storm waiting to hit the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. What

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Naira gains big at black market as CBN boost supply

The Naira remained stable against the dollar to close at N458/$1 on Monday. Nigeria’s exchange rate at the NAFEX window depreciated against the dollar to close at N386/$1 during intraday trading on Monday, October 5, after the public holiday. In sharp contrast, the naira appreciated against the dollar, closing at N458/$1 at the parallel market

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Crude oil prices gain more than 4% on President Trump’s improved health

President Trump’s recent improved health status lifted the morale of oil traders, as buying pressures increased across the energy market, on Monday. The London trading session witnessed high price upswings with major oil benchmarks gaining 4%. Trump’s health update eased political growing geopolitical concerns with Brent crude prices trading above $40/ barrel and U.S. West

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Crude oil prices drop over 8%

Oil futures dropped at its last trading session, contributing to a second weekly loss for crude oil prices as President Donald Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis raised further concerns over a slowdown in the global economy. “Rising coronavirus cases across the globe fan fears around slowing world growth and pace of demand recovery,” said Lukman Otunuga, senior

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