Nigeria’s Delicate Balance Between Cash Transfers & Inflation

Arise Business Correspondent Rotus Oddiri discussed the IMF’s Article IV recommendations for Nigeria which includes scaling up cash transfers to the poorest citizens
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[@richard112360]

N617,000 minimum wage. God help us! The inflation we are seeing now will be nothing if this minimum wage is enacted.

[@user-ju6vs1rh1z]

Per year. Not per month

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