Nigeria's latest move to eliminate part of the barriers to the inflow of diaspora remittances will boost liquidity in the dollar-starved country, but the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) will need to swiftly follow up with more reforms to fully restore investor confidence and bring the biting dollar sh
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