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Annual Average Exchange Rates (Weakest vs. Strongest Years) Weakest Years (Highest Average Rate) 1.2024 — ₦1,478.97 2.2023 — ₦645.19 3.2022 — ₦425.98 4.2021 — ₦400.24 5.2020 — ₦358.81 Strongest Years (Lowest Average Rate) 1.1981 — ₦0.61 2.1982 — ₦0.67 3.1983 — ₦0.72 4.1984 — ₦0.76 5.1985 — ₦0.89 Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #EconomicHistory #NairaValuation Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Top 10 Strongest Naira Months (Lowest Exchange Rates) in History 1.January 1981 — ₦0.53 2.February 1981 — ₦0.55 3.March 1981 — ₦0.57 4.June 1981 — ₦0.59 5.April 1981 — ₦0.60 6.May 1981 — ₦0.60 7.July 1981 — ₦0.60 8.December 1981 — ₦0.64 9.January 1982 — ₦0.64 10.November 1981 — ₦0.65 Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #History #StrongNaira Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Top 10 Weakest Naira Months (Highest Exchange Rates) in History 1.November 2024 — ₦1,670.78 2.October 2024 — ₦1,641.12 3.September 2024 — ₦1,618.22 4.August 2024 — ₦1,587.39 5.July 2024 — ₦1,560.22 6.December 2024 — ₦1,553.73 7.March 2024 — ₦1,511.34 8.February 2024 — ₦1,505.30 9.June 2024 — ₦1,482.27 10.May 2024 — ₦1,436.07 Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #ExchangeRate #Naira Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Nigeria’s Lowest Monthly External Reserves (All-Time Record) 1.February 1984 — $210.8M 2.December 1983 — $224.4M 3.January 1984 — $224.4M 4.August 1984 — $315.9M 5.March 1984 — $333.1M 6.November 1983 — $374.6M 7.May 1984 — $443.0M 8.November 1984 — $463.1M 9.April 1984 — $478.4M 10.September 1984 — $479.9M Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #History #Reserves Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Nigeria’s Highest Monthly External Reserves (All-Time Record) 1.September 2008 — $62,081.86M 2.April 2008 — $60,815.85M 3.July 2008 — $60,342.13M 4.August 2008 — $60,201.74M 5.March 2008 — $59,756.51M 6.May 2008 — $59,180.14M 7.June 2008 — $59,157.15M 8.October 2008 — $58,534.15M 9.November 2008 — $57,480.50M 10.February 2008 — $56,908.42M Note: 2008 remains the peak year for Nigeria’s external reserves, with values consistently above $56B. Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #ExternalReserves #Economy Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Nigeria’s Lowest 5 Years by Average Annual External Reserves 1.1984 — $456.64M 2.1983 — $597.62M 3.1985 — $981.81M 4.1982 — $1,027.03M 5.1986 — $1,576.84M Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #EconomicHistory #Reserves Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Top 5 Years by Average Annual External Reserves 1.2008 — $58,472.88M 2.2013 — $45,612.95M 3.2007 — $45,394.31M 4.2009 — $44,702.35M 5.2018 — $44,525.07M Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #EconomicHistory #Nigeria Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Nigeria’s Lowest Import Categories by HS Section 1.Arms and Ammunition — ₦676.28M 2. Works of Art and Antiques — ₦2,207.27M 3.Footwear and Headgear — ₦71,595.66M 4.Wood and Articles of Wood — ₦82,923.68M 5.Hides and Skins — ₦97,364.67M 6.Textiles and Textile Articles — ₦301,311.37M 7.Stone, Plaster, and Ceramics — ₦325,123.49M 8.Optical and Medical Instruments — ₦384,889.31M Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #Trade #Imports Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Nigeria’s Top Import Categories by HS Section 1.Mineral Products — ₦24,817.27B 2.Machinery and Electrical Equipment — ₦10,317.30B 3.Chemical and Allied Products — ₦5,659.02B 4.Vehicles and Transport Equipment — ₦4,762.80B 5.Plastics and Rubber Articles — ₦3,667.30B 6.Prepared Foodstuffs and Beverages — ₦2,964.67B 7.Base Metals and Articles — ₦2,608.52B 8.Vegetable Products — ₦2,531.72B 9.Animals and Animal Products — ₦1,582.54B Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 2024 Statistics Bulletin #Datawiztec #Trade #Imports Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

Main Holders of Nigeria’s Federal Domestic Debt (2024) 1. Central Bank of Nigeria — ₦28,034.60B 2. Deposit Money Banks — ₦21,975.60B 3. Non-Bank Public — ₦20,399.67B --- Nigeria’s Public External Debt Breakdown (2024) 1. Multilateral — ₦34,274.49B 2. Eurobonds — ₦26,597.83B 3. Bilateral — ₦9,353.84B 4. Others — ₦84.27B Source: CBN; Debt Management Office (DMO) #Datawiztech #Debt #ExternalDebt *Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.*

Nigeria’s 20 States with Lowest Domestic Debt (2024) 1. Jigawa — ₦1.33B 2. Ondo — ₦12.88B 3. Kebbi — ₦15.22B 4. Ebonyi — ₦18.11B 5. Katsina — ₦25.68B 6. Kaduna — ₦25.76B 7. Nasarawa — ₦26.60B 8. Borno — ₦27.91B 9. Anambra — ₦28.68B 10. Kogi — ₦41.59B 11. Yobe — ₦42.06B 12. Ekiti — ₦53.53B 13. Sokoto — ₦55.41B 14. Zamfara — ₦59.04B 15. Kwara — ₦59.08B 16. Kano — ₦60.65B 17. FCT — ₦63.56B 18. Abia — ₦66.08B 19. Adamawa — ₦81.23B 20. Taraba — ₦81.39B Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN); Debt Management Office (DMO) #Datawiztech #Debt #Nigeria Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

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Nigeria’s Top 20 States with Highest Domestic Debt (2024) Lagos — ₦900.19B Rivers — ₦364.39B Ogun — ₦211.86B Delta — ₦199.58B Bauchi — ₦143.95B Niger — ₦140.74B Imo — ₦126.14B Benue — ₦122.58B Akwa Ibom — ₦122.19B Enugu — ₦119.28B Cross River — ₦118.13B Edo — ₦113.00B Plateau — ₦94.09B Oyo — ₦89.91B Gombe — ₦89.24B Osun — ₦84.27B Bayelsa — ₦82.72B Taraba — ₦81.39B Adamawa — ₦81.23B Abia — ₦66.08B Source: Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN); Debt Management Office (DMO) #Datawiztech #Debt #Nigeria Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

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Top List of African Artists’ Highest-Grossing Concerts 1.Burna Boy — La Défense Arena: $2.86M 2.Burna Boy — Madison Square Garden: $1.57M 3.Burna Boy — Ziggo Dome: $1.56M 4.Burna Boy — Capital One Arena: $1.43M 5.Burna Boy — O2 Arena: $1.34M 6.Burna Boy — BMO Stadium: $1.22M

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Top List of African Artists’ Highest-Grossing Concerts 1.Burna Boy — La Défense Arena: $2.86M 2.Burna Boy — Madison Square Garden: $1.57M 3.Burna Boy — Ziggo Dome: $1.56M 4.Burna Boy — Capital One Arena: $1.43M 5.Burna Boy — O2 Arena: $1.34M 6.Burna Boy — BMO Stadium: $1.22M

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Top List of African Artists’ Highest-Grossing Concerts 1.Burna Boy — La Défense Arena: $2.86M 2.Burna Boy — Madison Square Garden: $1.57M 3.Burna Boy — Ziggo Dome: $1.56M 4.Burna Boy — Capital One Arena: $1.43M 5.Burna Boy — O2 Arena: $1.34M 6.Burna Boy — BMO Stadium: $1.22M 7.Wizkid — Madison Square Garden: $1.00M 8.Wizkid — O2 Arena: $958K 9.Wizkid — State Farm Arena: $905K 10.Burna Boy — Oakland Arena: $885K 11.Davido — Capital One Arena: $884K 12.Asake — Barclays Center: $866K 13.Burna Boy — Hallenstadion: $823K 14.Burna Boy — Addition Financial Arena: $637K 15.Davido — State Farm Arena: $599K 16.Burna Boy — American Airlines Center: $559K 17.Burna Boy — Climate Pledge Arena: $496K 18.Burna Boy — State Farm Arena: $450K 19.Burna Boy — 3Arena: $379K 20.Tiwa Savage — O2 Academy Brixton: $345K Source: Boxscore reports obtained from Touring Data, Bloomberg & Pollstar #Datawiztec Disclaimer: Public data. No liability or ownership.

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