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  • 5 Ways to Make Money Online Without a Laptop in Nigeria (2026)

    5 Ways to Make Money Online Without a Laptop in Nigeria (2026)

    To make money online in Nigeria, owning a laptop or other pricey equipment is no longer necessary. Many Nigerians are already making consistent money online with just their smartphone, dependable internet access, and the correct approach. Mobile-first opportunities are growing, ranging from content development to social media work. Let’s explores…

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  • CBN Upgrades OPay, Moniepoint, Kuda: What to Know

    CBN Upgrades OPay, Moniepoint, Kuda: What to Know

    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has upgraded the operating licences of some fintech firms and microfinance banks (MFBs) to national status, allowing them to operate legally in all states in Nigeria. The CBN’s Yemi Solaja, Director of the Other Financial Institutions Supervision Department, announced this at the CHBOs conference…

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  • Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today

    Dollar to Naira

    The naira eased slightly in early Thursday trading as the foreign exchange market responded to routine mid-week liquidity pressures. While the currency is still trading within the relatively stable band seen throughout January, small movements across both the official and parallel segments highlight the ongoing price-discovery process. Official Market (NFEM)…

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  • 10 Things That Will Affect the Naira in 2026

    10 Things That Will Affect the Naira in 2026

    Nigeria’s naira is walking into 2026 with two forces pulling it in opposite directions. On one side, more dollars coming in, better confidence, and calmer markets. On the other, inflation, policy mistakes, and the usual pressure that comes when too many people are chasing scarce foreign exchange.  The truth is…

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  • Dollar to Naira Exchange Rate Today

    Naira

    The naira held a steady but cautious line against the US dollar in early trading on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, as the market eased back into normal activity after the festive season. Data from the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) and informal market checks suggest the currency is trading in…

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