IMF Flags Risks in Nigeria's Deals
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The IMF has raised concerns about the transparency and potential risks of Nigeria's planned $5 billion derivative deal with First Abu Dhabi Bank. The fund also noted that while Nigeria's economic reforms are yielding gains, poverty levels remain high.
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