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Nigerias Economy to grow by 3.6% in 2026 says World Bank
….. reform-driven business responsible World Bank – The World Bank has forecasted an average economic growth rate of 3.6% for Nigeria between 2025 and 2026,...
World Bank reduces loan fees to ease borrowing for vulnerable nations
World Bank In a significant move to support vulnerable countries, the World Bank has eliminated several loan fees, aiming to make borrowing more affordable and...
Maintain momentum of economic reforms,World Bank tells Nigeria
…says positive gains lie ahead if sustained Nigeria is starting to see positive results from substantial policy reforms implemented after facing a near...
World Bank approves $500m COVID-19 Recovery grant for Nigeria
The World Bank has announced a 500-million-dollar grant to support Nigeria’s recovery efforts from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The fund will be...
NIMC poised to ensure all Nigerians have identity by 2030-Coker-Odusote
….says Medias role strategic in implementation of ID4D Project . The management of the National Identity Management Commission,NIMC has declared its resolve to...
Bail-out for Discos: FG Gets $500m World Bank Loan For Power Distribution
The Bureau of Public Enterprises announced on Thursday that the Federal Government has secured a World Bank loan of $500million to boost electricity...
FG, World Bank to Collaborate for Mining Sector Development-Chaudhuri ,World Bank
FG, World Bank to Collaborate fo ..Commends renewed focus on solid minerals The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, is exploring...
World Bank interested in helping Nigeria fight poverty-Country Rep.
…..conditional cash transfer best way – Minister Says N30,000 Iyaloja loan will soon be rolled out Country representative of the World Bank in Nigeria,...
Edun,Finance Minister gets World Bank Appointment
Nigeria’s Minister @FinMinNigeria & Coordinating Minister of the Economy Mr. Wale Edun has been appointed to Chair the African Governors’ Forum of the...
