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Trump’s Tariff Tsunami: How Nigeria’s Export Hopes Are Being Rocked Again

When President Donald Trump declared a national emergency on April 2, 2025, to enforce a new wave of import tariffs in a bid to “protect U.S. sovereignty and economic security,” policymakers in Nigeria paid attention. Not just because it was dramatic—even for Trump—but because the implications reach far beyond the American heartland.

Banks Under Siege: The Silent War Between Cybercriminals and Nigeria’s Financial Institutions

The digital transformation of Nigeria’s financial sector has revolutionized banking, payments, and investments, bringing an era of unprecedented convenience, speed, and accessibility. However, this rapid evolution has also turned banks and financial institutions into lucrative targets for cybercriminals. The rise in cybercrime is no longer a distant concern—it is a full-scale war being waged in the digital shadows, threatening financial stability, customer trust, and economic growth.

Wike vs Fubara: The Bitter Rift That’s Shaking Rivers Politics – What Led to the War?

In recent times, the political landscape of Rivers State, Nigeria, has been dramatically altered by an escalating feud that seems to be tearing apart the political establishment: the Wike/Fubara conflict. What started as a political alliance has now evolved into a bitter rivalry, pitting two powerful figures against each other and leaving the people of Rivers State wondering what went wrong.

Navigating the New CBN Guidelines for BDC Operations: What You Need to Know

Bureau de Change (BDC) operations have become a cornerstone of Nigeria’s foreign exchange ecosystem, facilitating essential transactions for individuals and businesses alike. This article delves into the evolution of BDCs in Nigeria, the key elements of the new guidelines, and their implications for the future of BDC operations.

THE LAW AND VIRTUAL CURRENCY IN NIGERIA: A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW

In recent years, the rise of virtual currencies, particularly cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, has sparked significant interest and debate worldwide. As Nigeria continues to embrace digital innovation, understanding the legal framework surrounding virtual currencies becomes essential for investors, businesses, and consumers alike. This article delves into the current legal landscape governing virtual currencies in Nigeria, examining key regulations, challenges, and the potential future of digital currency in the country.

What Is Commercial Law?

Commercial law, also known as business law, governs the rights, relations, and conduct of individuals and businesses engaged in commerce, merchandising, trade, and sales. It encompasses a wide array of legal issues including contracts, the sale of goods, banking, insurance, and the regulation of commercial transactions.

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