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South-south contributed N34trn to Nigeria’s economy in 2024 – CIBN

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“As we work to reposition the South-south for broad-based prosperity, the financial system must play a central role, not merely as a source of capital, but as a catalyst for innovation, ideas incubation, and inclusive economic growth.” The post South-south contributed N34trn to Nigeria’s economy in 2024 – CIBN appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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South-south contributed N34trn to Nigeria’s economy in 2024 – CIBN

“As we work to reposition the South-south for broad-based prosperity, the financial system must play a central role, not merely as a source of capital, but as a catalyst for innovation, ideas incubation, and inclusive economic growth.” The post South-south contributed N34trn to Nigeria’s economy in 2024 – CIBN appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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