Last updated: 10 november, 2009 - 18:36 GMT

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The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced a plan to inject more money into the economy - this time more than $3 billion.

The aim is to increase money supply and to stimulate credit offered by commercial banks.

We'll be asking what this means in practice, but first, what do the general public make of this idea?

Focus on Africa's Chris Ewokor is in the Nigerian capital.

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