Nigeria’s External Borrowing And The Call For Moratorium
By Ken Henshaw, Social Action
This Social Action Briefing highlights Nigeria’s previous slide into external indebtedness and serves to support the call on Nigerian citizens to act towards preventing the unconscionable re-acquisition of a burden that would hinderthe opportunities of national progress for present and future generations. Read Full Report
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