Controversy continues to swirl around the Paris Club loan refunds, following the concerns raised by the Nigerian Governors Forum over the decision by the attorney general and minister of justice, Abubakar Malami, to begin deducting millions of dollars from the accounts of the 36 states to settle their indebtedness to consultants and private firms.
Well those concerns have been brushed aside by Mr. Malami in an interview on ARISE News…So how’s that likely to go down with Nigeria’s immensely powerful governors? We speak to the chairman of the Nigerian governors’ forum, Dr Kayode Fayemi.
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