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Nigeria agrees to house continental central bank

Africa took a step closer to creating a single central bank on Monday after it emerged that the African Union, a body devised to foster economic integration in the region, and Nigeria would sign an agreement to create a regional central bank in Abuja…

Russia, Nigeria devalue, shun "losing battle"

The Nigerian and Russian central banks have both said that they will allow their currencies to depreciate to protect their reserves stockpile. The actions signal Moscow and Abuja have acknowledged that the real values of their currencies have weakened in…

I was forced out: ex-Nigerian deputy

Wahia Mshelia, a former deputy governor at the Central Bank of Nigeria, has alleged that she was forced to quit after falling out with Charles Soludo, the institution's governor, local media reported on Wednesday. Soludo has denied the claims.

New framework for supervision in Nigeria

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) intend to introduce a comprehensive framework for banking supervision and have sent a draft to banks asking for their comments.

Nigeria announces plans for new naira

Charles Soludo, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, said Tuesday that the central bank is to drop two zeros from the Naira and introduce a new set of notes and coins.

Central Bank of Nigeria 2006 annual report

The Central Bank of Nigeria notes in its annual report for 2006 that macroeconomic stability was achieved through non-accommodating monetary policy and prudent fiscal policies by the federal government.

Soludo on the Nigerian banking system

Following controversy over Springbank, the governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Charles Soludo, sought to reassure the public in this briefing that the banking system is safest and soundest it has ever been in its history.

Central Bank of Nigeria - Annual Report 2005

According to the Central Bank of Nigeria's Annual Report 2005, the performance of the external sector further improved in 2005 with an overall balance of payments surplus of N1,364.8 billion, or 9.2 per cent of GDP.

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