According to reports, Zainab Ahmed, the former Minister of Finance, has secured a job as an Alternate Executive Director at ...
According to the World Bank, if the Nigerian government doesn't compensate or provide support, approximately 7.1 million impoverished Nigerians could ...
In a recent event assessing Nigeria's economy over the past six months, the World Bank clarified that the approved $800 ...
Senator Ali Ndume, who represents Borno South Senatorial District, has declared his intention to take legal action against the $800 ...
The playbook adopted by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to curb inflation seems ineffective amid persistent inflationary pressures. Inflation ...
Acording to a World Bank estimate, the Nigerian diaspora sent $168.33 billion to Nigeria over the course of the previous ...
In a move aimed at ameliorate the pains that will come with removal of fuel subsidy after June, the Nigerian ...
Rising food and fuel prices created significant inflation in the country in 2022, causing the Naira, Nigeria's currency, to lose ...
The World Bank has given the Nigerian government $800 million to set up a comprehensive palliative scheme for its citizens ...
According to the World Bank, Nigeria's major challenge is that it spends all of its revenues on debt servicing rather ...
The World Bank Chief Economist for Africa, Andrew Dabalen, said low mobile Internet access in Africa remains a gap that ...
David Malpass, President of the World Bank Group, has announced his intention to resign by the end of the Bank ...
Nigeria's poverty rate has been rising on an annual basis. 63 percent of people—133 million Nigerians out of an estimated ...
The World Bank has issued a warning regarding the detrimental impact the redesign of the Naira will have on Nigeria's ...
If state governments reach the performance goals established by World Bank independent accessors, they should be able to access a ...
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