The naira experienced minimal losses earlier in the week, trading at N1,535.62 on Wednesday and N1,535.24 on Tuesday.
According to data released on the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) official website, the naira lost 20 kobo against the dollar.
Ms Oduwole added that the commitment would help actualise the eight-point Renewed Hope Agenda
The naira opened the new trading week on Monday, July 14, 2025, with an N11.37 gain against the dollar.
Mr Otu said the South-South region must now act with urgency to diversify its economy.
The Central Bank of Nigeria states that its $50 fee is for processing Bank Verification Number for Nigerians living overseas.
The naira, which opened the week on Monday with a gain of N9.52 against the dollar, held steady gains until Thursday.
The IMF stated that reforms to the forex market and foreign exchange interventions had brought stability to the naira.
Regarding the issue of exposure related to the SOL forbearance, Fidelity Bank noted that it concerns only two obligors.
After listening to the lawyers, the judge adjourned the case until June 23 for a hearing.
