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Nigeria To Repay IMF $3.4bn In 5 Years ................. #imf #internationalmonetaryfund #loanofficer #loandbeholdpatterns #nigerianews #debtfreecommunity #edesoneconomynews #borrowing #money #naijabiz A day after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) granted Nigeria’s request for a $3.4 billion emergency fund, the federal government has said that it is a flexible loan, which will be repaid in five years at one per cent interestrate. Prior to the new twist, Nigerians were inundated with reports that the money was a drawdown on Nigeria’s savings with the IMF without any conditions attached. But yesterday, the government admitted that the Rapid Financing Instrument (RFI) was approved for the country on Tuesday, with strings attached. Speaking on a Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) programme, which LEADERSHIP monitored in Abuja yesterday, the minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs. Zainab Ahmed, explained that the $3.4 billion facility was granted at one per cent interest rate with a three and half years repayment moratorium. She added that the facility has a repayment plan of five years. Addressing journalists earlier in the month, the minister had said: ”This (the $3.4billion emergency support fund) will not be tied to any conditionalities.” In a swift reaction, a professor of capital market, Uche Uwaleke, urged the government ”to be as wise as a serpent” in her dealing with the IMF. The former Imo State finance commissioner said that while an additional soft credit line of $3.5 billion which the government hopes to get from the World Bank ($2.5 billion) and the African Development Bank ($1 billion) to wage COVID-19 war stands to reason, the same cannot be said of the $3.4 billion loan from the IMF. (at Lagos, Nigeria) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_zjEjIj3KD/?igshid=nevmeqlagjm9