Government Raises Cargo Clearance Exchange Rate to N1,605/$

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has once again adjusted the exchange rate for cargo clearance, setting it at N1,605 to the US dollar. This latest increase follows a recent rise to N1,515/$ and a subsequent drop to N1,472. Since January, the rate has fluctuated several times, starting at N952/$ in December, then escalating to N1,356/$, followed by increments to N1,413/$, N1,444/$, and finally reaching N1,515/$ before settling at the current rate of N1,605/$.

Upon visiting the Nigeria Customs Service portal, our correspondent confirmed the updated exchange rate was prominently displayed.

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