 In business news, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has concluded plans to increase the amount of foreign exchange allocated to banks to meet the request of customers. This relates to requests of travellers seeking foreign exchange for travel allowances, payment of tuition and medical fees among other invisibles. It follows a warning issued by the CBN governor, Gardiner Murphure at a meeting with the managing directors of the deposit money banks, and may feel a caution to them to desist from denying customers, particularly travellers the opportunity to purchase foreign exchange. This is foreign exchange for the purpose of personal travel allowance, PTA, basic travel allowance, BTA, tuition fees and medical payments, as well as small and medium enterprises transactions, all for the repatriation of foreign direct investment proceeds.