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Crude oil nears $100 as Nigeria's borrowing draws criticism

Crude oil prices are approaching $100 per barrel while former Nigerian vice president Atiku Abubakar raises concerns about government borrowing reaching N24.7 trillion.

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Higher oil prices and elevated public borrowing could affect Nigeria's fiscal outlook and economic stability.

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