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August 30, 2026|10:28

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Nigeria’s outlook lifted to ‘positive’ by Moody’s on reform gains

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Moody’s on Friday revised Nigeria’s outlook to “positive” from “stable”, citing the country’s improved ability to withstand external shocks due

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