Divine Christy: CBN SPENT $3.17 MILLIONS TO DEFEND NIGERIA

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Divine Christy: CBN SPENT $3.17 MILLIONS TO DEFEND NIGERIA: The Central Bank of Nigeria CBN recently revealed in a press

release that naira devaluation is unlikely in 2020 despite it

being 9% overvalued and a deteriorating external foreign

reserve.as in the last Four Months spent $3.17 millions  defending Nigeria.  This was  recently revealed in a press...

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