The naira has taken a hit in the last three months largely on account of dwindling crude oil revenue, the global CCOVID-19 pandemic and the illicit activities of some Nigerians and their foreign collaborators. These are the people who oil and eulogise the parallel market, making it look attractive even with the booby-trap it presents to the economy.
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