It’s not how much we borrow, but what we build — Tinubu
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NLC: “If the 2026 budget was prepared with crude oil price benchmarked at $70 per barrel and now sells above $100 due to the US-Iran crisis, should we be taking loans?”
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It’s not how much we borrow, but what we build — Tinubu. NLC: “If the 2026 budget was prepared with crude oil price benchmarked at $70 per barrel and now sells above $100 due to the US-Iran crisis, should we be taking loans?” Covered by 1 publications. Vanguard: It’s not how much we borrow, but what we build — Tinubu.
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- Vanguard Nigeria It’s not how much we borrow, but what we build — Tinubu NLC: “If the 2026 budget was prepared with crude oil price benchmarked at $70 per barrel and now sells above $100 due to the US-Iran crisis, should we be taking loans?” 13 h ago · Tier 3
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