THE crude oil price slump globally has continued to take its toll on Nigeria's revenue, leading to loss of over $62.8 million revenue between November and December last year.
And the development has led to a further dip in part of the country's fiscal buffers - the Excess Crude Account (ECA) slid further down from its $3.1 billion level last month to $2.49billion.
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