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It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by HeatSeeker(m): 2:12am On Dec 30, 2023
Nigeria is expected to lay its hands on the long-awaited foreign exchange support facility from Afreximbank today as the government of Africa’s most populous nation looks to ease the acute FX shortage that has hobbled the economy and push for growth.

BusinessDay learnt that Afrexim Bank signed the dotted lines yesterday and the funds should come Friday.

Business leaders in Lagos have called the development a major catalyst for the economy as the arrival of the funds could help curtail the exchange rate volatility and ease inflation.

Wale Edun, finance minister and co-ordinating minister of the economy, would not offer any specific comments when BusinessDay spoke with him Friday, insisting that it was in the position of Afrexim to announce the disbursement at the appropriate time.

According to the minister, “this is a transaction in process with Afrexim and it is for them to make the announcement relating to funds disbursement.”

He spoke, however, about the work being done to put in place a comprehensive range of solutions to Nigeria’s economic challenges including improving finances through leveraging technology to raise tax collection as well as ease the foreign exchange position

Loans targeted at solving Nigeria’s FX crisis since Tinubu’s Administration

“We are looking at a range of support mechanisms capable of bringing about all round improvement in government finances and FX liquidity and we are optimistic we are on the right path.”

The disbursement of the funds could be the tonic Nigeria needs to rebuild investor confidence, improve credit lines for an economy brought to its knees by eight years of mismanagement by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

While Afrexim is the lead arranger, there are sub-lenders including Sahara energy group, UBA as well as Guvnor, one of the world’s largest energy trading houses by turnover

https://businessday.ng/news/article/its-happy-new-year-for-nigeria-as-afrexims-2-25bn-support-comes-in-today/#google_vignette

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by michlins(m): 3:19am On Dec 30, 2023
This is good news but it begs for more explanation.


It's often being paraded by APC apologists that the reason Tinubu floated the Naira is because the government spends $2bn monthly to defend the Naira. If that's the case,so we just waited for months to get a loan for one month intervention and we're celebrating it now as if we won a lottery ticket.


When you hear the explanations from APC apologists and try to make sense of it with reality, you begin to wonder why we should be going to school at all. Because it's almost as if we don't learn anything.

TSA account by Buhari and how it saved trillions also comes to mind. ASUU had to go on strike for this particular issue but eventually,it had no impact on corruption fight and insecurity (which are the advertised gains)

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Solsix(m): 11:44am On Dec 30, 2023
michlins:
This is good news but it begs for more explanation.


It's often being paraded by APC apologists that the reason Tinubu floated the Naira is because the government spends $2bn monthly to defend the Naira. If that's the case,so we just waited for months to get a loan for one month intervention and we're celebrating it now as if we won a lottery ticket.


When you hear the explanations from APC apologists and try to make sense of it with reality, you begin to wonder why we should be going to school at all. Because it's almost as if we don't learn anything.

TSA account by Buhari and how it saved trillions also comes to mind. ASUU had to go on strike for this particular issue but eventually,it had no impact on corruption fight and insecurity (which are the advertised gains)
It's often said that you don't need your brain to support APC always bear this in mind whether you come across any of them.

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Musty112: 11:59am On Dec 31, 2023
What is the collateral?

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Puterico(m): 11:59am On Dec 31, 2023
Hahaaaa
Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Jestin: 11:59am On Dec 31, 2023
Tinubu Nose is already sniffing the money 😂

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by lekkicctv(m): 11:59am On Dec 31, 2023
wink
Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by MilesMaxwell: 11:59am On Dec 31, 2023
We know where the money goes to

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by oluwaseyi0: 12:00pm On Dec 31, 2023
For how long? This is like defending the naira all over again

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Xox1945(m): 12:00pm On Dec 31, 2023
Propaganda Tinubu and APC zombies because naira is so useless in official market

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by condralbedez: 12:00pm On Dec 31, 2023
To what benefits to the populaces When our politicians will just share the token to their mail boxes embarassed

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by israelmao(m): 12:02pm On Dec 31, 2023
It will only be new year with new dawn for Nigeria if Emilokan and his cohorts stop their financial recklessness and ready to let go of their comforts for the good of all.

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by MT: 12:02pm On Dec 31, 2023
michlins:
This is good news but it begs for more explanation.


It's often being paraded by APC apologists that the reason Tinubu floated the Naira is because the government spends $2bn monthly to defend the Naira. If that's the case,so we just waited for months to get a loan for one month intervention and we're celebrating it now as if we won a lottery ticket.


When you hear the explanations from APC apologists and try to make sense of it with reality, you begin to wonder why we should be going to school at all. Because it's almost as if we don't learn anything.

TSA account by Buhari and how it saved trillions also comes to mind. ASUU had to go on strike for this particular issue but eventually,it had no impact on corruption fight and insecurity (which are the advertised gains)

It is NOT a loan.

It is a business transaction.

Nigeria sells crude oil to Afrexim and collects her money in advance

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by abdeefggh: 12:02pm On Dec 31, 2023
michlins:
This is good news but it begs for more explanation.


It's often being paraded by APC apologists that the reason Tinubu floated the Naira is because the government spends $2bn monthly to defend the Naira. If that's the case,so we just waited for months to get a loan for one month intervention and we're celebrating it now as if we won a lottery ticket.


When you hear the explanations from APC apologists and try to make sense of it with reality, you begin to wonder why we should be going to school at all. Because it's almost as if we don't learn anything.

TSA account by Buhari and how it saved trillions also comes to mind. ASUU had to go on strike for this particular issue but eventually,it had no impact on corruption fight and insecurity (which are the advertised gains)
Not loan, it is an exchange for crude oil

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Chibuzoripob: 12:03pm On Dec 31, 2023
cool may the enemies of this country be put to SHAME cool

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by nymphomaniac(m): 12:03pm On Dec 31, 2023
Temporary solution to an age long issue. The naira will gain over the USD for some time and when the forex is used up by Nigerians who are dollar hungry, we will return to status quo

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by pipnator00(m): 12:03pm On Dec 31, 2023
Money wey "awon boy" don price in! "Awon boys" knows the game.
Naira will gain on the short-term but once it hits the resistance, don't be surprised when "Awon boys" starts shorting naira to the grave.
The name of the game is, "Don't be caught holding the bag"!

Awon boys = Monied boys/Money Boys/The buccaneers and Vikings of the Nigerian Economy/

***We have always taken short-term measures for a long-term problems and history have shown that it hasn't worked to solve our problems. What we need is, policies that encourages steady and long-term inflow on FX into the market.

My understanding of this Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support is that we borrowed/received against future oil sales. Meaning, Money wey we suppose get for the thing we go sell in future, we don first tell them to give us the money make we chop am today and later later, we go supply them the oil.

If you read Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, you'll remember Okonkwo's father Unoka the lazy borrower, known for.. "let us eat all for today because tomorrow we shall die". We are more or less living like Okonkwo's father and it's exactly the reason Okonkwo's father was never respected among his kinsmen.

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by INTEGRITYA1(m): 12:03pm On Dec 31, 2023
Beautiful

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Beverlyjean(f): 12:03pm On Dec 31, 2023
Happy New year to the politicians...their loot have arrived

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Judolisco(m): 12:03pm On Dec 31, 2023
michlins:
This is good news but it begs for more explanation.


It's often being paraded by APC apologists that the reason Tinubu floated the Naira is because the government spends $2bn monthly to defend the Naira. If that's the case,so we just waited for months to get a loan for one month intervention and we're celebrating it now as if we won a lottery ticket.


When you hear the explanations from APC apologists and try to make sense of it with reality, you begin to wonder why we should be going to school at all. Because it's almost as if we don't learn anything.

TSA account by Buhari and how it saved trillions also comes to mind. ASUU had to go on strike for this particular issue but eventually,it had no impact on corruption fight and insecurity (which are the advertised gains)
anything buhari jst forget am abeg... Even dis administration is trying it's possible best to distance itself from d 8 yrs of disastrous decision making

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by SirLakes: 12:04pm On Dec 31, 2023
Wetin concern an average Nigerian with the funds, instead say it's happy new year for Nigerian politicians as $2.2b Afrexim funds comes in for continuous looting

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by koyeni(m): 12:04pm On Dec 31, 2023
grin
We hope it's not looted

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Professor822714: 12:05pm On Dec 31, 2023
Nonsense! Its happy new year for fulani crooks like that idiot from kebbi or whereever that kept abacha money as well as his other hausa idiots that steal govt money for a living.
HeatSeeker:
Nigeria is expected to lay its hands on the long-awaited foreign exchange support facility from Afreximbank today as the government of Africa’s most populous nation looks to ease the acute FX shortage that has hobbled the economy and push for growth.

BusinessDay learnt that Afrexim Bank signed the dotted lines yesterday and the funds should come Friday.

Business leaders in Lagos have called the development a major catalyst for the economy as the arrival of the funds could help curtail the exchange rate volatility and ease inflation.

Wale Edun, finance minister and co-ordinating minister of the economy, would not offer any specific comments when BusinessDay spoke with him Friday, insisting that it was in the position of Afrexim to announce the disbursement at the appropriate time.

According to the minister, “this is a transaction in process with Afrexim and it is for them to make the announcement relating to funds disbursement.”

He spoke, however, about the work being done to put in place a comprehensive range of solutions to Nigeria’s economic challenges including improving finances through leveraging technology to raise tax collection as well as ease the foreign exchange position

Loans targeted at solving Nigeria’s FX crisis since Tinubu’s Administration

“We are looking at a range of support mechanisms capable of bringing about all round improvement in government finances and FX liquidity and we are optimistic we are on the right path.”

The disbursement of the funds could be the tonic Nigeria needs to rebuild investor confidence, improve credit lines for an economy brought to its knees by eight years of mismanagement by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.

While Afrexim is the lead arranger, there are sub-lenders including Sahara energy group, UBA as well as Guvnor, one of the world’s largest energy trading houses by turnover

https://businessday.ng/news/article/its-happy-new-year-for-nigeria-as-afrexims-2-25bn-support-comes-in-today/#google_vignette

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Wisereborn: 12:05pm On Dec 31, 2023
grin grin grin grin grin grin grin it's indeed a wonderful new year for our politicians as Afreximbank's money comes into their pockets undecided

Their take home no go be here at all

Congrats to them and the judiciary. The judiciary is currently their new bride!

Ebeano undecided hot cake wink

Cheers to them all grin yeye people undecided

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by RepoMan007: 12:06pm On Dec 31, 2023
Funny
Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Papayaayasager(m): 12:07pm On Dec 31, 2023
We it reach the common man's pocket?
Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by KomonSense: 12:09pm On Dec 31, 2023
Dollar economy

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Johncuppa(m): 12:09pm On Dec 31, 2023
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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by KomonSense: 12:09pm On Dec 31, 2023
Time will tell
Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Btruth: 12:10pm On Dec 31, 2023
Congratulations Nigerian 🙏. .....
..... because I always pray and want good for this country Nigeria. I will definitely eat the goodness of Nigeria in Jesus name 🙏.

God bless Nigeria. 🇳🇬

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Re: It’s Happy New Year For Nigeria As Afrexim’s $2.25bn Support Comes In Today by Bobloco: 12:10pm On Dec 31, 2023
angry

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