Nigeria’s Ministry of Finance disclosed in a statement on Friday through its official X account.
According to the statement, the Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, led the Nigerian government to the partnership with the French government.
The ministry noted that the partnership will strengthen key sectors of Nigeria’s economy and drive sustainable development, including healthcare, transportation, agricultural value chains, and renewable energy.
“The Letter of Intent [was] co-signed by Mr. Edun and France’s Minister of Economy, Finance, and Industry, Mr. Antoine Armand.”
In Edun’s remarks, he said: “This partnership goes beyond financial support. It is about building robust, sustainable systems that foster development and empower Nigerians. It reflects the confidence of international partners in the progress of Nigeria’s economic reforms.”
The ministry noted that the partnership will strengthen key sectors of Nigeria’s economy and drive sustainable development, including healthcare, transportation, agricultural value chains, and renewable energy.
“The Letter of Intent [was] co-signed by Mr. Edun and France’s Minister of Economy, Finance, and Industry, Mr. Antoine Armand.”
In Edun’s remarks, he said: “This partnership goes beyond financial support. It is about building robust, sustainable systems that foster development and empower Nigerians. It reflects the confidence of international partners in the progress of Nigeria’s economic reforms.”
They are done with china,now it’s France
ReplyDeleteI knew it e no go pass debt
Borrow borrow no pay
When I saw his picture I was literally screaming
France no give an money oh…
Chai
Hope and pray it translates to ....
ReplyDeleteNa wa o
ReplyDeleteStraight into pockets- naa so dem dey run am since 1960
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteSo this is what they went to do. Borrow borrow govt.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the collateral for the loan? Our natural resources ba? Continue...
ReplyDeleteNaija dey sink everyday. More money to loot, na una the masses go pay back!
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