IT was a budget that was to rebuild the country’s economic resilience amid the recovery phase as the nation emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic.
The economic damage has been severe, and nobody had been really equipped to deal with such an unprecedented health crisis. Household savings have been decimated, scores of businesses have shut their doors forever while others have been crippled.
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