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N3tn capital flight claim faces scrutiny as airtime lending market estimated at N400bn

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Fresh questions have emerged over claims that about N3 trillion leaves Nigeria annually as capital flight through the airtime credit and data advance market, with industry stakeholders urging greater transparency around figures regarding government policy. The controversy followed media reports

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N3tn capital flight claim faces scrutiny as airtime lending market estimated at N400bn

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