CBN I&E forex window attracts $4bn in three months

Facebook reported revenue growth of 51 percent in the fourth-quarter and is looking to new ways of tapping into money spent across other forms of media, including television advertising.

The Central Bank of Nigeria says it will sell dollars to private individuals at 360 naira per dollar, as the naira continues to appreciate on the parallel market.

The Central Bank of Nigeria plans to offer dollar forwards to be delivered within two months, in a bid to offset the backlog of matured forex obligations to fuel importers, manufacturers and airlines.

The Nigeria Economic Summit Group has been working to support the government's policy response to the foreign exchange crisis and its negative impact on manufacturing and other economic activities.

According to the Nigeria's Debt Management Office's annual report, the country plans to use $483 million to service its foreign debts for the next ten years and will start making repayments from next year.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has continued to inject foreign exchange into the markets.

Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reports on potential FTC fines for Facebook for a possible breach a 2011 consent agreement to safeguard users’ personal information.

Nigerians are obsessed with the foreign exchange rate - Dawodu.

Beyoncé and JAY-Z earned a quarter of a Billion Dollars on tour ‘Billboard’ reported that the Carters’ joint ‘On the Run II Tour’ made a whopping $253.5 million.

Starting in 2014, members of the country's elite and public officials embezzled more than $1 billion from Venezuela's state-owned oil company. The scheme exploited the country's foreign exchange system.

Dennis Olisa, Executive Director at Zenith Bank says one way Nigeria can expand its foreign exchange base is to ensure that export is reinvigorated. He joined CNBC Africa’s Wole Famurewa to discuss this and more on the side-lines of the bank's international trade seminar.

Lebanese activists target banks in the capital Beirut amid a grinding liquidity crunch that has hit Lebanon, where unprecedented protests since October 17 have railed against the political class and a deepening economic crisis. Since September, banks have restricted the amount of dollars that can be withdrawn or transferred abroad.