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Osinachi Ohale retires from Super Falcons after 16 years • Lawal to Wike: You can’t support APC candidates and other parties, clarify allegiance • ECOWAS Court adopts plan to create Appeal Division • مبارك المهدي يضع البرهان وحميدتي أمام تفاهمات المنامة • ‘Politics not relationship’ – Putin dismisses jealousy over Trump-Xi meeting • Next pandemic is a matter of when, not if — WHO DG • الجيش يمول الدعم السريع بـ360 مليون دولار سنوياً • سؤال المبتدأ جواب الخبر؟ وهل بدأ تفكيك محطات تنزُّل الشياطين من جزيرة إبستين؟! (2) • Police arrest two over alleged impersonation of soldiers, car theft In Niger • El-Rufai paying price of irresponsible leadership as Kaduna gov – Shehu Sani • Climate Crisis: ECOWAS Parliamentarians Warn of ‘Security Time Bomb’ as Land, Water Shrink • Tinubu Belongs in League of Africa’s Transformational Leaders, Says Audu • Brazil’s president bans sports betting days ahead of election • Toxic red: Inside deadly trade in dye-laced palm oil, coloured pepper • Is Rivers State Wike’s Cattle Ranch? By Ugoji Egbujo • Nigeria at 66: Sanwo-Olu urges citizens to set aside ethnic, religious differences • White House bars CNN from covering Trump’s trip to Tennessee • 2027: ‘I’m part of that mission’ – Gov Lawal clarifies position on Wike’s Rainbow Coalition • EFCC recovers N84m, returns money to Edo businessman • Ex-Man City defender, Jerome Boateng gets coaching job • Osinachi Ohale retires from Super Falcons after 16 years • Lawal to Wike: You can’t support APC candidates and other parties, clarify allegiance • ECOWAS Court adopts plan to create Appeal Division • مبارك المهدي يضع البرهان وحميدتي أمام تفاهمات المنامة • ‘Politics not relationship’ – Putin dismisses jealousy over Trump-Xi meeting • Next pandemic is a matter of when, not if — WHO DG • الجيش يمول الدعم السريع بـ360 مليون دولار سنوياً • سؤال المبتدأ جواب الخبر؟ وهل بدأ تفكيك محطات تنزُّل الشياطين من جزيرة إبستين؟! (2) • Police arrest two over alleged impersonation of soldiers, car theft In Niger • El-Rufai paying price of irresponsible leadership as Kaduna gov – Shehu Sani • Climate Crisis: ECOWAS Parliamentarians Warn of ‘Security Time Bomb’ as Land, Water Shrink • Tinubu Belongs in League of Africa’s Transformational Leaders, Says Audu • Brazil’s president bans sports betting days ahead of election • Toxic red: Inside deadly trade in dye-laced palm oil, coloured pepper • Is Rivers State Wike’s Cattle Ranch? By Ugoji Egbujo • Nigeria at 66: Sanwo-Olu urges citizens to set aside ethnic, religious differences • White House bars CNN from covering Trump’s trip to Tennessee • 2027: ‘I’m part of that mission’ – Gov Lawal clarifies position on Wike’s Rainbow Coalition • EFCC recovers N84m, returns money to Edo businessman • Ex-Man City defender, Jerome Boateng gets coaching job

September 26, 2026|07:17

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Top 10 African countries with the highest interest rates in September 2026

NairaMetrics about 1 hour 1 mins read

Nigeria dropped to third position in September 2026 from second in July among 10 African countries with the highest monetary policy rates, after the Central Bank of Nigeria cut its benchmark interest rate by 350 basis points.

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