“I stand before you today, I can boast that Nigeria no longer borrows any money from local banks. We have reached our revenue target for the entire year, we achieved it in August,” says President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria. It was on September 2 at the Nigerian presidential palace in front of members during a…...
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