Emefiele disclosed this in a keynote to the second edition of the bi-annual Non-Oil Export Summit held in Lagos, on Tuesday, November 29, 2022, noting that the figure was significantly higher than the $3.190 billion repatriated in 2021. He, however, explained that only $1.966 billion of this amount qualified for the rebate programme, just as he added that only $1.559 billion was sold at the Investors & Exporters (I&E) window or for own use. He further noted that the CBN had equally paid out about N81 billion in rebates to Nigerian exporters.
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