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Nigerian Senate rejects Buhari’s plan to borrow $30 billion abroad
LAGOS (Capital Markets in Africa) – Nigeria’s Senate rejected President Muhammadu Buhari’s plan for foreign borrowing of $30 billion through 2018 on technical grounds, without debating it. In a letter presented to the Senate last week, President Buhari said he planned to use $11.3 billion of the funds for government projects and programs and $10.7 billion for “special national infrastructure projects.” As a result, Buhari asked the Senate to immediately approve $575 million that the World Bank pledged in loans…
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