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Nigeria faces currency woes in wake of oil price plunge

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The cost of living continues to rise in Nigeria, Africa's top oil producting nation, due to the global fall in prices of black gold.

Added on the 29/01/2016 13:14:13 - Copyright : AFP EN

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