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QUIZ OF THE WEEK: Do You Remember CBN’s Latest Interest Rate Announcement?

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It was another eventful week, with major stories making headlines across politics, international affairs, sports, business, health and technology.

From political developments in Nigeria and dramatic moments at the United Nations to updates involving the Super Eagles, global sports, entertainment, the economy and a medical technology breakthrough, there was plenty to keep up with.

How closely were you following the week’s biggest stories? Take our Saturday Current Affairs Quiz and put your knowledge to the test.

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