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Remittances climb to $5.82bn as Nigeria’s current account surplus widens | Mukoko News

HomebusinessRemittances climb to $5.82bn as Nigeria’s current account surplus widens

business1 min readBy Hope Moses-Ashike

Remittances climb to $5.82bn as Nigeria’s current account surplus widens

BusinessDay Nigeria

By Hope Moses-Ashike·September 18, 2026·Nigeria

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Nigeria's remittances from the diaspora reached $5.82 billion in Q2 2026, contributing to a widening current account surplus.

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Personal transfers from Nigerians in the diaspora rose to $5.82 billion in the second quarter of 2026, helping to drive

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Length: 32 words · 1 min read
Published: September 18, 2026
Byline: Hope Moses-Ashike
Source: BusinessDay