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Buy dangote cement call 07049680896 directly from the factory at the rate of - Awka
Wednesday, 16 February 2022
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Awka, Anambra
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Buy dangote cement call 07049680896 directly from the factory at the rate of 2000 Naira per bag and Rice for 16,000 naira per bag. call the marketing manager Mr Jimoh Ojo on (07049680896) or whatsapp Transportation and offloading is 250 Naira, minimum for purchase is from 100 bags and above. we deliver nation wide only serious buyers should call. Note payment validate order.
Critics must also understand that the second recession the country entered into in 2020 was as a result of COVID-19. Then, the global economy (Nigeria inclusive) was plunged into recession because of the pandemic which was unprecedented. It led to declines in economic activities and lockdown across the world.
Countries like the USA had GDP falling in 2020 by -31 per cent in Q2, the UK by -19.4 per cent in Q2, EU by -14.1 per cent in Q2 and Nigeria, with the deft response of the CBN had -6.1 per cent in Q2.”
The statement also identified areas where the CBN under Emefiele’s watch supported the fiscal authorities.
These include a N100 billion health sector credit facility for operators in the sector, part of which has translated to Nigeria boasting of two world-class cancer centres in Lagos, thereby reducing medical tourism.
Critics must also understand that the second recession the country entered into in 2020 was as a result of COVID-19. Then, the global economy (Nigeria inclusive) was plunged into recession because of the pandemic which was unprecedented. It led to declines in economic activities and lockdown across the world.
Countries like the USA had GDP falling in 2020 by -31 per cent in Q2, the UK by -19.4 per cent in Q2, EU by -14.1 per cent in Q2 and Nigeria, with the deft response of the CBN had -6.1 per cent in Q2.”
The statement also identified areas where the CBN under Emefiele’s watch supported the fiscal authorities.
These include a N100 billion health sector credit facility for operators in the sector, part of which has translated to Nigeria boasting of two world-class cancer centres in Lagos, thereby reducing medical tourism.