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FG to share n25,000 monthly to Nigerians after borrowing another $208m

Nigeria has accessed an additional $208.29 million World Bank loan, pushing total disbursements under its social safety net programme to $744.61 million.

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FG to share n25,000 monthly to Nigerians after borrowing another $208m

Nigeria has accessed an additional $208.29 million World Bank loan, pushing total disbursements under its social safety net programme to $744.61 million.

1 day ago·Ikeja, Nigeria

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