Reports from thewhistler.ng which was reported to be from the Budget Office of the Federation has shown that Nigeria recorded a shortfall in revenue of about N1.01tn in the first quarter of 2020. According to them, this is due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic which has resulted in reduced economic activity across the country. So far, the pandemic has affected global oil prices. Also, all states in the country have been subjected to the lockdown and this has also paralysed economic activities. The N10.01tn loss in revenue accounts for about 52% of expected revenue. Nigeria Records Revenue Shortfall in First…
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