The recent slump in global oil prices has rattled several oil-reliant nations, but Nigeria appears to be charting a different course. This time, it is deliberate policy rather than favourable fortune that seems to be providing the buffer. SAMI TUNJI examines how the Central Bank of Nigeria’s shift towards a stricter, more transparent, market-led foreign exchange framework is helping to soften the impact of declining crude prices, while…
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