These activities contributed to the devaluations of the Naira in relative to ‘hard currencies’. Their competitive rates mean bureaus de changes were commonly used for foreign exchange transactions and anecdotal evidence suggested that they played key roles in informal remittance systems in recent past in Nigeria...
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who travelled with lots of money and transfer money to their business partners, but the rudimentary Nigerian banking system that was lacked internet banking made money transfer a herculean task. It is pertinent to note that, from a small-scale level in 1993, money transfer has become big business in Nigeria today...
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