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Expert urges CBN to access $20bn BIS potential shareholding fund

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An expert urges the CBN to explore Nigeria’s potential in acquiring shareholding of the Bank for International Settlements, potentially generating $20bn in Read More: https://punchng.com/expert-urges-cbn-to-access-20bn-bis-potential-shareholding-fund/

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