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Industry / Nigeria

Investors Still Keen Despite Slide In Car Imports

March 2011 | BMI Industry View

The Nigerian government is making a conscientious effort to support the auto industry while it recovers from the knock-on effects of the global downturn. In August it said that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) was trying to raise US$1.33bn to boost the sector.

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