The Appropriation Act 2023: Key Implication for Nigerian Businesses

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With Simply, DealHQ Partners seeks to engage the African business community on topical issues around law and business regulations in the most simplistic manner.

Education

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The Appropriation Act 2023: Key Implication for Nigerian Businesses

Simply DealHQ

36 minutes 32 seconds

2 years ago

The Appropriation Act 2023: Key Implication for Nigerian Businesses

Simply is a sponsored podcast of DealHQ Partners, where we engage thought leaders on trending issues around law and business in the most simplistic manner.

On the first episode of Season 2, Our Tosin Ajose leads Mr. Opeyemi Agbaje, the Founder and CEO of RTC Advisory Services Ltd - a leading strategy and business advisory firm, in a conversation on the recently enacted 2023 Appropriation Act. The conversation bothers on the key elements of the expenditure and revenue summary, Nigeria’s ballooning public debt profile, and the potential impact of the 2022 finance bill on Nigerian businesses.