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Investment Pledges To Nigeria Declined By N3.8trn In 6 Months

In the aftermath of the scourge of the coronavirus pandemic, investment pledges by domestic and foreign investors to projects in Nigeria declined by 67 percent in the first half of 2020, the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has disclosed. As at the end of H1 of 2020, the proposed investment stood at $5.06 billion {N1.92tr}…

Increasing Oil Revenue, Tax Receipts Push Nigeria’s Revenues Up By N140bn

Nigeria’s gross revenues rose to N653.3billion naira in June from N517.8b in May signaling an increase of N135.1b month on month. This increase was triggered by higher crude and tax receipts, Accountant-General Ahmed Idris said, as oil prices recovered from April’s crash. Read also: China’s Record Imports, OPEC+ Cuts Jack Up Oil Prices Recall that…

Global Air Passenger’s Slump To Persist Till 2023, Moody’s Warns

Global rating and marketing research agency, Moody’s has warned that global air passenger slump will continue until 2023 due to the effect of the COVID 19 pandemic. Moody’s gave this grim forecast in a Global airline disruption report published recently. “With an effective coronavirus vaccine likely not available before well into 2021 – and likely…

Foreign Inflow Hits N3.5tr In February – CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN in its February monthly report disclosed that the nation’s economy recorded a net foreign exchange inflow of $9.35bn {N3.553tr} based on N380/$1. “Foreign exchange flows through the economy resulted in a net inflow of $9.35bn in the review period, compared with $9.99bn and $4.58bn at end-January 2020 and end-February…

COVID 19: IMF Urges Government To Keep Support Program In Place Amid Fears Of Second Wave

Amidst fear of a second wave of the COVID 19 pandemic, the International Monetary Fund, IMF has urged governments to keep their support programs in place while disclosing that global economy is 'not out of the woods yet'. IMF’s Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva made this known earlier today in a message to G20 Finance Ministers…

How Shortfall In Oil, Non-Oil Revenue Led To N400bn Loss In February- CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has revealed that Nigeria recorded a revenue loss of over N400bn in February 2020 due to shortfall in both oil and non-oil revenues. For February 2020, the federal government of Nigeria's monthly budget estimate stood at N1.246 trillion but was able to realize only N845.14 billion leading to a…

CBN Says Banks Can Now Debit Accounts Of Loan Defaulters In Other Banks By August 1

By Kolawole Ojebisi Starting from August 1, banks will be able to debit the accounts of loan holders in other banks to clear defaults. This was revealed in Global Standing Instruction (GSI) guidelines published by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Monday. According to the CBN, the GSI, which was developed in collaboration with…

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Investment Pledges To Nigeria Declined By N3.8trn In 6 Months

In the aftermath of the scourge of the coronavirus pandemic, investment pledges by domestic and foreign investors to projects in Nigeria declined by 67 percent in the first half of 2020, the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) has disclosed. As at the end of H1 of 2020, the proposed investment stood at $5.06 billion {N1.92tr}…

Increasing Oil Revenue, Tax Receipts Push Nigeria’s Revenues Up By N140bn

Nigeria’s gross revenues rose to N653.3billion naira in June from N517.8b in May signaling an increase of N135.1b month on month. This increase was triggered by higher crude and tax receipts, Accountant-General Ahmed Idris said, as oil prices recovered from April’s crash. Read also: China’s Record Imports, OPEC+ Cuts Jack Up Oil Prices Recall that…

Global Air Passenger’s Slump To Persist Till 2023, Moody’s Warns

Global rating and marketing research agency, Moody’s has warned that global air passenger slump will continue until 2023 due to the effect of the COVID 19 pandemic. Moody’s gave this grim forecast in a Global airline disruption report published recently. “With an effective coronavirus vaccine likely not available before well into 2021 – and likely…

Foreign Inflow Hits N3.5tr In February – CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN in its February monthly report disclosed that the nation’s economy recorded a net foreign exchange inflow of $9.35bn {N3.553tr} based on N380/$1. “Foreign exchange flows through the economy resulted in a net inflow of $9.35bn in the review period, compared with $9.99bn and $4.58bn at end-January 2020 and end-February…

COVID 19: IMF Urges Government To Keep Support Program In Place Amid Fears Of Second Wave

Amidst fear of a second wave of the COVID 19 pandemic, the International Monetary Fund, IMF has urged governments to keep their support programs in place while disclosing that global economy is 'not out of the woods yet'. IMF’s Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva made this known earlier today in a message to G20 Finance Ministers…

How Shortfall In Oil, Non-Oil Revenue Led To N400bn Loss In February- CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has revealed that Nigeria recorded a revenue loss of over N400bn in February 2020 due to shortfall in both oil and non-oil revenues. For February 2020, the federal government of Nigeria's monthly budget estimate stood at N1.246 trillion but was able to realize only N845.14 billion leading to a…

CBN Says Banks Can Now Debit Accounts Of Loan Defaulters In Other Banks By August 1

By Kolawole Ojebisi Starting from August 1, banks will be able to debit the accounts of loan holders in other banks to clear defaults. This was revealed in Global Standing Instruction (GSI) guidelines published by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on Monday. According to the CBN, the GSI, which was developed in collaboration with…

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