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BLAST AGAIN! CBN REPRIMANDS BDCS FOR NAIRA'S SLIDE.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has again denounced Bureau De Change (BDCs) administrators of being in charge of the naira's travails on the parallel business sector. The allegation was made by the Director of Monetary Policy at the CBN, Mr. Moses Tule, on a Channels Television program.

He affirmed that BDCs were selling so as to put the naira under weight dollars over the required most extreme breaking point of $5,000. By, "BDCs that we have today are not the same as those that were working in the early phases of the sub-sector. Today BDCs now have their very own existence and the Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON) is acting like an exchange union, making requests on the CBN and requesting that the CBN reverse its approach."

He expressed that the pinnacle bank does not have the ability to take care of BDCs' Forex demand in light of the sharp drop in oil costs, calling attention to that the CBN is a director and not a maker of remote trade. "These are to a great degree troublesome times; everyone needs to make gives up," the CBN Director, said.

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