ECOWAS cash-strapped before Nigeria payment of ₦85bn, $54m levy — Official
we are cash-strapped at ECOWAS because much of the community levy remains with the member states. That is why this exemplary act by Nigeria is so important”.
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we are cash-strapped at ECOWAS because much of the community levy remains with the member states. That is why this exemplary act by Nigeria is so important”.
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