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DMO: Nigeria s public debt now N97trn, rose by N9trn in Q4 2023

DMO: Nigeria s public debt now N97trn, rose by N9trn in Q4 2023
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IMF disburses US$ 120 Million loan to Uganda

IMF disburses US$ 120 Million loan to Uganda
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May 29 Inauguration: Tinubu to inherit insecurity, subsidy crisis, economic instability, others

In less than two months, precisely May 29, Bola Tinubu will be inaugurated as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The incoming

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Tinubu presidency: Implications for business, economy

By Adetola Odusote In the wee hours of March 1 2023, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) formally declared Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu,

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2023: Do Nigerians Need Salary Increase? -By Richard Odusanya

In my view, Nigerians and the Nigerian workers do not need salary increase now, what they need is for the government to put in place stringent measures that is capable of eliminating the causes of high cost of living which are.

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