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In 2015 the price of crude oil fell and since then Nigeria has struggled with a shortage of foreign currency- dollars.
It led the previous government to place restrictions on who could access dollars through the official markets – including banning the use of foreign exchange for the importation of 43 items including rice, cooking oil, tooth picks, and cement.
That ban has now been lifted as part of a series of reforms introduced by Nigeria’s current government.
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In 2015 the price of crude oil fell and since then Nigeria has struggled with a shortage of foreign currency- dollars.
It led the previous government to place restrictions on who could access dollars through the official markets – including banning the use of foreign exchange for the importation of 43 items including rice, cooking oil, tooth picks, and cement.
That ban has now been lifted as part of a series of reforms introduced by Nigeria’s current government.

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