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Presidency reacts to Chinese firm’s attempt to take over Nigeria’s foreign assets
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The court order prohibits Nigeria from moving or selling the presidential jets until Chinese firm Zhongshan receives the awarded $74.5 ...
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Mr Obi described the move as a clear show of insensitivity to the suffering of the Nigerian people.
“This exercise is by no means complete,” the presidency said in a statement.
“Maintaining them at the current ₦5.3 Billion per annum is against #commonsense”.
The report by ThisDay newspaper was false, the presidency said.