IMF revises Nigeria GDP growth on weaker growth
The IMF, however, retained its 3.0 per cent forecast for Nigeria’s economic growth in 2025
The IMF, however, retained its 3.0 per cent forecast for Nigeria’s economic growth in 2025
The IMF, however, retained its 3.0 per cent forecast for Nigeria’s economic growth in 2025
A growing concern is food insecurity, with the new minimum wage crisis still unresolved, more than a year after President ...
President Bola Tinubu (PHOTO CREDIT: @nosasemota) Tinubunomics, in concrete reality, is witchcraft-economism. Its advocates have been desperately trying to present ...
William Ruto. Picture credit: Bas Czerwinski/AP The youths of Kenya have taught their leader a very strong lesson: that the ...
William Ruto. Picture credit: Bas Czerwinski/AP It is more disheartening that the treatment of the people in their biggest moment ...
The APC said the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Tinubu’s administration is on course, with better days ahead for ...
Atiku said the administration should be courageous in owning its policies and outcome, accountable to Nigerians
The bloc called for increased channeling of Special Drawing Rights (SDR) from donor countries to needy countries
In its latest World Economic Outlook projection, the Fund now forecasts a 3.2 percent global expansion for this year, slightly ...
The two-day Seed Business Summit themed: “Building a Harmonised Roadmap for Seed Sector Transformation”, will be held 25-26 March in ...
The Monetary Policy Committee of the CBN raised the policy rate by 400 basis points, marking a total tightening of ...
Mr Olatunde said that the federal government had been economical with the truth about the running of government affairs and ...
The last meeting of the MPC was held in July 2023, and was presided over by the then-acting CBN governor, ...
The twin institutions, which exercise power without responsibility, are predatory birds, and as the 1969 title of James Hardley Chase ...
Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, disclosed this at a press conference in Abuja.
China isn't the main cause of Africa's debt crisis, but concerns about transparency and collateral agreements cannot be ignored.
The IMF champions market-based reforms and does not apologise for that. IMF policy prescriptions are often seen as obnoxious and ...
The Nigerian delegation at the meeting also included the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Yemi Cardoso, and ...
Africa’s richest man and the founder of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote is among the business big shots that are attending ...
The IMF said global headline inflation is expected to steadily decline from its peak of 8.7 per cent in 2022 ...
“The natural resource-backed loans are non-transparent, expensive and make debt resolution difficult.”
The Sahel has faced significant economic issues over the past decade, leading to stagnation in purchasing power and declining living ...
A year of reckoning approaches, with 20 elections and a wall of over 10 bond redemptions due in 2024.
In February, United Nations (UN) Secretary-General António Guterres said “It is time for a new Bretton Woods moment."
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