Nigerian Government on Tuesday granted a waiver on import duty for medical supplies coming into the country as it battles coronavirus.
Presidential aide Tolu Ogunlesi in a tweet said President Muhammadu Buhari approved that import duty is waived for medical equipment and supplies to strengthen health infrastructure in response to the #COVID19 pandemic.
Source: Guardian
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