Presidency pledges to remove Nigeria from FATF grey list

The Presidency has vowed to take concrete steps to ensure Nigeria’s removal from the global Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list before the May 2025 deadline.

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Presidency pledges to remove Nigeria from FATF grey list

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