Nigeria’s flagging economic recovery is facing a new threat after it emerged that Africa’s most populous nation may spend a staggering ten billion dollars this year to cover food importation at a time of an acute foreign exchange shortage.
BusinessDay learnt that by July this year, $5.4bn had
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