Understanding Nigeria’s rising poverty level - Part 2

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Understanding Nigeria’s rising poverty level - Part 2
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Therefore, the apex bank should not appropriate that role to itself by usurping the functions of deposit money banks.

In any case, CBN intervention funds are offered at interest rates of between five per cent and nine per cent which are less attractive than the likely interest charges under the safety inflation regime. Another disadvantage is that agent deposit money banks often impose under-the-table extra costs. Also, the intervention funds represent an addition to money supply and spike inflation.

For example, at the instance of the World Bank mopped and purportedly sterilised excess liquidity using treasury bills has transformed into the bulk of the national domestic debt.The service cost of the debt alone today exceeds 70 per cent of Federal Government revenue thereby robbing the Federal Government of funds to execute necessary infrastructure projects. The bottom border interest rate of the MPR-in-corridor marks the standing deposit facility rate.

Three, CBN imposed so-called official forex restriction on 42 import items including textiles purportedly to boost domestic production and fight unemployment. Latest NBS data indicate that imports of textiles more than doubled in one year ending March 31, 2021 . The imports were paid for using Nigerian forex. Also, the unemployment level has climbed to 33 per cent.

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