Why Nigerians can now use their naira debit cards abroad

In this episode of MoneyBrief with Ugodre, the conversation centered around the fact that Nigerians can now use their Naira debit card abroad.  This new development is a result of banks having increased access to dollars, with the exchange rate remaining stable between N1,550 and N1,600 to $1 from 2024.  Ugodre further highlighted in this […]

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