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    <title>BOUNCING BACK: NIGERIA ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY PLAN</title>
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    <description>Title: BOUNCING BACK: NIGERIA ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY PLAN
Authors: Economic Sustainability Committee
Abstract: Following the health and economic emergencies caused by the&#xD;
COVID-19 pandemic, His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari&#xD;
established the Economic Sustainability Committee (ESC) on March&#xD;
30, 2020.                                                                                                                                                             &#xD;
The COVID-19 pandemic has created severe Economic consequences&#xD;
for all countries around the world. Nigeria has also been very&#xD;
badly hit. The lockdowns have frozen economic activities, causing&#xD;
massive job losses and supply chain disruptions. It has also&#xD;
depressed the demand for crude oil and precipitated an unprecedented&#xD;
oil price crash. Nigeria’s dependence on oil for revenue and&#xD;
foreign exchange makes it particularly vulnerable in this situation.It is expected that if oil prices average $30 over the rest of the year,&#xD;
oil revenues (assuming Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation&#xD;
reduces Joint Venture operating costs by 20%), would amount to&#xD;
about N88.4 billion monthly. Assuming that non-oil revenues are&#xD;
sustained at the lower level projected in the revised budget estimates,&#xD;
the total allocations to FAAC for the rest of the year would&#xD;
then be around N485 billion a month.</description>
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