Nigeria’s foreign reserves have risen to roughly $46–47 billion, a level officials cite as evidence of macroeconomic recovery. On the surface, the figure is reassuring. It covers about ten months of imports, well above the International Monetary Fund’s three-month adequacy benchmark, and signa
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