Nigeria's government aims to spend around $ 21.8 B next year in the hope of bootstrapping its economy out of its first recession in decades. This year, Nigeria's economy is forecast to shrink by anywhere between 1.3% and 1.7%. As Deji Badmus reports, the 2017 budget draft indicates that the government hopes to spend its way out of the recession
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