Crude divestments, transparency & urgent reform

    BusinessDay | Opinion | Oct 28, 2024    
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Upon the inauguration of the present administration on May 29, 2023, there was a pervading expectation of movement towards far reaching economic reforms to urgently address Nigeria’s ailing economy.

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