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Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, July 10, 2026

Dollar to Naira exchange rate today, July 10, 2026

The Nigerian naira traded relatively steadily against the United States dollar on Friday, July 10, 2026, across both the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) and the parallel market, as traders continued to monitor foreign exchange liquidity and demand.
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Who is afraid of Kemi Badenoch?

Who is afraid of Kemi Badenoch?

“On national unity, Kemi is simply echoing one of our ‘founding fathers’ in letting us know  that Nigeria is not a nation”

Why borrowing $24.14bn is inevitable

Why borrowing $24.14bn is inevitable

By Dele Sobowale “Mice are mice; that is why mouse traps work.” President Bola Tinubu’s fresh request to the National Assembly to approve external loans totalling $24.14 billion is tiresome.  Once again, it raises concerns that Nigeria is hurtling towards a fiscal precipice, with public debt increasing at an alarming rate even as government revenues show signs […]

Ojukwu/Bianca love story reenacted on stage

Ojukwu/Bianca love story reenacted on stage

By Morenike Taire Beauty is a perishable product, according to a former Enugu state governor, C.C. Onoh whose daughter Bianca, married warlord Odimegwu Ojukwu for the most controversial union in modern Nigerian history. But he may be wrong, and a stage play set for May is about to prove it in its take tagged: Bianca- […]

Unity colleges boil over illegal levies, admission racketeering

Unity colleges boil over illegal levies, admission racketeering

All is not well in federal government colleges, also known as unity schools, as parents are alleging various misconduct against the management. They also accused leaders of Parents/ Teachers Associations, PTAs, of imposing illegal levies on them in connivance with school management.

Insecurity: How Asaba became home to South-East indigenes

Insecurity: How Asaba became home to South-East indigenes

Following the persistent insecurity that has taken its toll on the Southeast region, affecting businesses, individuals, and school children, many indigenes from communities and towns in the region are now terrified and are relocating to other nearby states where they feel safer.