The exchange rate of the Cameroonian franc had been high, keeping the same rate (one to one) with the Nigerian naira, since the arrival of the Super Eagles and thousands of Nigerians, including supporters club members, football administrators and journalists. sports to the country.
Outside of the host country, Cameroon, there are more Nigerian journalists covering AFCON than any other nation. Newslodge has learned that shortly after the Super Eagles’ loss to Tunisia on Sunday, the Franks dropped sharply.