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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned Nigerian banks against rejecting dirty and mutilated naira notes, threatening strict sanctions for non-compliance.

The naira again hit a threshold at the official and parallel markets on Wednesday, June 3, 2024, trading at N1,512 per dollar and N1,520, respectively.

Naira steadied in June, trading within the N1800 to N1,900 per British Pound region, despite that the local currency began the month at a low of N1879.26.

The governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Olayemi Cardoso, has promised that the worst days of the naira are over despite the recent crash.

The Nigerian currency, the naira, continued its poor performance against the US dollar in the foreign exchange markets, leaving CBN with a big headache.

The Nigerian currency, the naira has been rated as the world's worst currency in the first half of 2024 after depreciating for nine consecutive days.

The newly elected president of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA), has expressed concerns about the travel industry's collapse.

Nigeria has recorded an improvement in its external reserves, which has risen to $34 billion, the highest since March this year when it stood at $32.1bn.

The Nigerian currency, the naira, continued its poor performance against the US dollar and other currencies in the official and unofficial foreign exchange markets.
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