Nigeria's central Bank has been urged to settle internal debts to stimulate economic activities its recession hit economy. Nigeria's Bureau of statistic calculated that the economy had contracted in its third quarter raising fears, the west African giant could remain in recession longer than anticipated. More on that report from CCTV's Kelechi Emekalam.
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