False Foreign Exchange Claims Could Hurt Nigerian Economy - Govt
Following a forensic audit, Nigerian authorities say they have discovered U.S.$2.4 billion in false foreign excahnge claims. They warned that these claims could further harm the country's economy, which has already been struggling with prolonged foreign exchange shortage that has devalued the local currency and worsened inflation.
The Central Bank of Nigeria headquarters in Abuja.
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