BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Nigeria’s Debt is Sustainable, But Dangers Loom on the Horizon
The World Bank recently ranked Nigeria fifth on the list of 10 countries to which it has the highest debt exposure. Nigeria owes the International Development Association – one of the two lending arms of the World Bank – US$11.7 billion. READ MORE
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