Data from the official website of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) revealed that the naira lost N3.32.
Mr Ikeazor said Africa was warming rapidly and facing its worst climate crisis in more than a decade.
Mrs Ali urged members of the public to accept and transact with banknotes legally issued by the apex bank.
“The programme is on a sound course. The curricula are ready, the professional bodies are prepared, but funding remains the major challenge,” he said.
Fintech company OPay says its operations are already aligned with several of the CBN’s stated priorities.
The state Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC), Bunmi Omosehinde, earlier assured residents of a peaceful electoral process.
He said food commodities that could be produced locally should not be imported, as this undermines efforts to boost domestic production.
The State Coordinator, NYSC, John Kwaghe, said that the objective of NYSC was to unite Nigerians.
Analysts were unanimous that short-term shareholder unease over a pause in dividend payouts would translate into higher returns in the period ahead.
Mr Iwunwa reaffirmed the company’s commitment to advancing financial inclusion through early education initiatives.
