He said the move will also support the national budget as the severe dollar shortage has contributed to the Naira’s steep decline.
Edun said this on Wednesday in a Bloomberg Television interview with Francine Lacqua.
“We’re hoping to get $1 billion or $1.5 billion from the World Bank.
“It is a matter of discussion at the moment, but we think we will get the support because we are continuing with our reforms,” he said.
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Not again! Dollars that they will share to themselves and their cronies.
ReplyDeleteThey have vaults in their houses where they hide these dollars and they expect the common man to believe it's part of the reforms?
Mtcheew.
Excellementeeee.. When we warned them that the mandate was too old, feeble and doesnt have ANY educational background to be stood some said 'what God can't do don't exist'.. .... Others said ' this administration will favor me and my family' .....
DeleteLas las hyperinflation will RESET our minds.
From the desk of,
You already know
2027 they will still support him . I have honestly given up on Nigeria.
DeleteIt is well with Nigeria
ReplyDeleteAwon onigbese osiw
ReplyDeleteDollar about the hit #2000 per $1
ReplyDeleteMtceeeeeew
ReplyDeleteThey know why there is a shortage
ReplyDeleteThey keep borrowing and borrowing and stealing and stealing.
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DeleteWater into basket policies
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteCan the monopoly of bureau de change be made available to anyone interested not just a particular tribe or region.
ReplyDeleteAll our dollars dey with politicians; kidnappers and bourdillon dems
ReplyDeleteThieves!!! All of them!! They're stealing for their generations unborn, while leaving unpaid debts for OUR generations unborn. Na only God go punish all of una
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