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Is Nigeria’s budget deficit a fiscal time bomb?

By CNBC
15 February 2018   |   1:00 pm
Nigerian research and rating agency, Agusto & Co says the fiscal risks lurking in Nigeria’s deficit are projected at three trillion naira in 2018. Jimi Ogbogbine, Senior Analyst at Agusto & Co joins CNBC Africa discusses Nigeria's borrowings.

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