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What will drive Nigeria’s economy in Q2?

Nigeria's Senate President Bukola Saraki announced that the budget will be passed on the 16th of April. Meanwhile, Nigeria's government plans to finance its 1.8 trillion naira budget deficit for 2019 by introducing new taxes and adopting a concessionary financing system under its privatisation programme.

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