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Doubts as Nigeria negotiates debt relief with World Bank, IMF - Vimarsana News

Doubts as Nigeria negotiates debt relief with World Bank, IMF

Disclosure by the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed, to the effect that the Federal Government is exploring debt restructuring options as well as securitising the N22 trillion Central Bank of Nigeria ..

Bank payroll size has not yet reached pre-COVID levels - Vimarsana News

Bank payroll size has not yet reached pre-COVID levels

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Debt relief: If Buhari means what he told world leaders - Vimarsana News

Debt relief: If Buhari means what he told world leaders

At the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, the United States, last week, President Muhammadu Buhari, made an open-ended request for ‘outright’ debt cancellation for developing countries facing “the most severe challenges”.

Wealthy Nigerians, middle class, youths in web of naira shorting - Vimarsana News

Wealthy Nigerians, middle class, youths in web of naira shorting

Confidence in the economy has dropped to its lowest ebb, emboldening some Nigerians – the wealthy and hustlers– to bet against the naira, investigations have suggested.

Is Nigeria falling off the fiscal cliff? - Vimarsana News

Is Nigeria falling off the fiscal cliff?

It will take the Federal Government, at least, seven and half years to pay its existing N36.78 trillion debt – which is about 88 per cent of the N41.6 trillion national public debt stock – if it saves 100 per cent of its retained earnings..