The central bank of Nigeria says its defence of the Naira against shock is for the good of the country’s economy.
CBN’s acting director corporate communications, Isaac Okorafor was speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the Ongoing IMF/ World bank Spring meetings in Washington D.C.
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