The International Monetary Fund, an international organisation that provides financial assistance to countries facing economic difficulties, has released Nigeria’s financial position report as of April 30, 2024. This is according to the latest data accessed by the PUNCH on the Fund’s website on Monday. The report shows that Nigeria has no overdue obligations to the fund, indicating that the country has been meeting its financial commitments to the IMF. READ ALSO: CBN Clears $831m Foreign Airlines’ Trapped Funds – IATA Minimum Wage: AGF Tackles Labour As NASS Fails To Stop…
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