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AG GIRL
@Bossvicky123
Dealer of deals 🤝🏾 || MESSI || REALITY || RANDOM TWEETS || SAY NO TO APC AT ALL LEVEL✌🏽|| ARSENAL FC.
가입일 Mayıs 2024
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@Still_learner I am actively following anyone who follows me in 5mins
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@Still_learner I am actually here for realtime mutuals @Bossvicky123 . Let's connect and build.
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@FabrizioRomano The excitement is loud. Now it's time to let the football do the talking😏
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🚨🔵 OFFICIAL: Marco Palestra signs as new Chelsea player.
“I’m very excited to get started. I’ve felt the energy since the first day Chelsea wanted me, can’t wait to start; see all the fans, team mates and manager”.
“We have so many talented players here, a very strong squad, and manager in Xabi. He spoke to me about how he wants us to play, which is exciting”.

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@official_Gegeh Person dey break generational curse you dey ask what exactly 😂😂.
Well Prof aswr you fall my hand for that movie Nollywood release.
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@instablog9ja That one concern them , make nobody call me say as a citizen of Naija I dey owe. wft is this, we are still owning China 🤦🏻♀️
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Despite Rising Debt Concerns, World Bank Approves Fresh $1.25bn Loan for Nigeria
The World Bank has approved a fresh $1.25 billion loan for Nigeria under its Nigeria Actions for Investment and Jobs Acceleration (NAIJA) programme, despite growing public concerns over the country’s rising debt profile.
The approval was announced on Wednesday alongside the launch of the World Bank’s new Country Partnership Framework for Nigeria covering 2026 to 2032, aimed at boosting private sector-led growth and creating more jobs.
According to the bank, the financing will support reforms to deepen capital markets, modernise the digital economy, expand electricity access, strengthen agriculture, improve revenue generation and reduce trade barriers under ECOWAS and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
The framework also targets electricity access for 32 million Nigerians, broadband connectivity for 58 million people, improved health and nutrition services for 40 million citizens, and support for 9.5 million farmers.
World Bank Country Director for Nigeria, Mathew Verghis, said the goal is to turn recent economic reforms into tangible benefits for citizens.
“The recent macroeconomic gains have been critical to help stabilise the economy. Translating improved macroeconomic conditions into better living standards will require addressing the structural constraints to spur private sector investment and job creation,” he said.
The approval comes amid criticism of the Federal Government’s continued reliance on external borrowing, with many Nigerians questioning why rising debt has not translated into improved living standards.
According to the Debt Management Office, Nigeria’s debt to the World Bank increased from $17.81 billion at the end of 2024 to $19.89 billion by December 2025—an increase of $2.08 billion. The World Bank now accounts for 38.36% of Nigeria’s total external debt of $51.86 billion.
The new facility is the second-largest World Bank loan secured by President Bola Tinubu’s administration after the $1.5 billion economic reform financing approved in June 2024.

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@dammiedammie35 Sometimes I ask myself if his mentally deranged , why will a pastor come out and defend Tinubu's government.
WHAT BEST HAS HE DONE? SPONSORING TERRORISM ?
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@DAMIADENUGA Some people watching this right now have never swum in a swimming pool. Na only village muddy water dem don enter 😂😂😂
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@instablog9ja So it have turned out that life is everything??
Money no be water and everything again??😂😂😂

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