Comparing Remittances to Nigeria for 2013

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World Bank estimates state that immigrants living abroad should send about $21 billion back home to Nigeria by the end of 2013.

As one who is familiar with the process (let’s just say my local money transfer agents know me by name) I had to let out my “Woah” via a wee blog.

So…click on the 1000 Naira note to see how this amount measures up elsewhere!

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