Nigeria Recession: Investment inflow shrinks by $2.1bn under Buhari 19/09 - 19:38 The Nigeria economy recorded a total decline of $2.1 billion in investment inflow in the first 12 months of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration. The amount when converted based on the N305.5 per dollar official exchange rate of the Central Bank of Nigeria, translates to about N 642 billion. Africa’s biggest economy has been experiencing persistence decline in the value of direct and po...
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