Nigerian states get 22 conditions to access N90bn budget support
By CNBC Africa
29 June 2016 |
1:16 pm
Almost two weeks after the Nigerian government announced a 90 billion naira budget support fund for cash-strapped states, finance minister, Kemi Adoesun says no state is eligible yet to access the fund.
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