The trend of declining remittance inflows to Nigeria has been a matter of concern to the government since a sizable proportion of this flow is usually channelled to meet the day-to-day needs of Nigerians at home.
The amount of money sent home by Nigerians living abroad fell to the lowest in nearly three years as the scarcity of foreign exchange lingered in the country coupled with the slow pace of growth in some high-income economies.
BusinessDay analysis of the latest quarterly report from the Central Ba
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