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28/09/2026
Nigeria’s banking system is set for a sharp rise in liquidity this week, with net cash levels potentially climbing to around N8.57 trillion from Monday, 28 September. The expected surge follows a possible N2.59 trillion injection from maturing Open Market Operations (OMO) bills and bond coupon payments.
https://ratecaptain.com/cbn-prepares-for-n8-57-trillion-liquidity-influx-as-omo-and-bond-maturities-hit-banks/
NFEM Turnover Drops 17.7% to $2.25 Billion as CBN Lowers Benchmark Rate to 23% Turnover on the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market declined 17.7 per cent week-on-week to $2.25 billion in the week ended…….
28/09/2026
The Federal Government has begun talks with the World Bank for three new loans amounting to $1.5 billion, even as Nigeria’s total public debt reached a record N166.79 trillion at the end of June 2026.
Federal Government Seeks Fresh $1.5 Billion in World Bank Financing The Federal Government has begun talks with the World Bank for three new loans amounting to $1.5 billion, even as Nigeria’s………
28/09/2026
Turnover on the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market declined 17.7 per cent week-on-week to $2.25 billion in the week ended 25 September 2026, marking a second consecutive weekly fall.
Central Bank of Nigeria data showed activity slipped from $2.74 billion in the preceding week, even as the naira held relatively steady near N1,330 per dollar.
NFEM Turnover Drops 17.7% to $2.25 Billion as CBN Lowers Benchmark Rate to 23% Turnover on the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market declined 17.7 per cent week-on-week to $2.25 billion in the week ended…….
28/09/2026
Nigeria’s banking system is set for a sharp rise in liquidity this week, with net cash levels potentially climbing to around N8.57 trillion from Monday, 28 September. The expected surge follows a possible N2.59 trillion injection from maturing Open Market Operations (OMO) bills and bond coupon payments.
CBN Prepares for N8.57 Trillion Liquidity Influx as OMO and Bond Maturities Hit Banks Nigeria’s banking system is set for a sharp rise in liquidity this week, with net cash levels potentially climbing to around N8.57 trillion…….
28/09/2026
The Federal Government, through the Debt Management Office, has allotted a total of N6.69 billion to domestic investors under the September 2026 FGN Savings Bond.
The DMO announced the results yesterday. The sum was raised across two instruments: a two-year savings bond carrying an annual interest rate of 14.12 per cent and a three-year savings bond offering 15.12 per cent.
Federal Government Allots N6.69 Billion in September Savings Bonds The Federal Government, through the Debt Management Office, has allotted a total of N6.69 billion to domestic investors under….
28/09/2026
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Abuja took the government, but Lagos kept the wealth. 🇳🇬💰
In 1991, Nigeria officially moved its political capital to Abuja. But over 30 years later, Lagos still drives over 30% of the country's GDP and handles 70%+ of its international trade. Why?
1️⃣ Geography is Destiny: Lagos sits on the Gulf of Guinea with deepwater sea ports and major international hubs natural gateways Abuja can't replicate.
2️⃣ Network Effects: The banks, tech hubs, corporate headquarters, and entertainment industries were already deeply rooted. Relocating civil servants didn't move the private sector.
3️⃣ Agility Over Politics: Unburdened by federal administrative overhead, Lagos evolved into Africa's premier financial and cultural powerhouse.
Political power shifted, but economic gravity stayed put. 🌍📈
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