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Oyedele faults Nigerians for attacking World Bank over loans

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Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele criticizes Nigerians for attacking the World Bank over loans to Nigeria, urging better understanding of economic systems. Read More: https://punchng.com/oyedele-faults-nigerians-for-attacking-world-bank-over-loans/

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