Nigeria's government plans to take up as much as $6.9 billion from multilateral lenders to counter the COVID-19 pandemic's effect on Africa's largest oil producer economy.

The state will seek $3.4bn from the International Monetary Fund, $2.5bn from the World Bank and another $1bn from the African Development Bank, Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed told reporters Monday in the capital, Abuja. Officials have no plans to join an IMF program, she said.

Read more: https://thegazette.ng/nigeria-to-borrow-6-9-billion-to-offset-virus-impact-on-economy

Who get money to borrow this bambiala government.

The worst regime ever.

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