Nigeria's central bank recently tweaked its foreign exchange policy for diaspora remittances which will allow recipients of money transfers to withdraw such funds in dollars rather than be forced to settle for the naira equivalent at an artificial exchange rate. Bismarck Rewane, a leading economist
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