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World Bank lowers Nigeria’s growth forecast to 3.1%
The World Bank says the revision is due to slow economic growth in the third quarter, and due to a ...
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The World Bank says the revision is due to slow economic growth in the third quarter, and due to a ...
The lender says Nigeria’s economic growth is being hindered by food inflation, heightened insecurity, unemployment and stalled reforms.
The World Bank says COVID-19 has caused the worst recession in Nigeria in the last four decades.
The number of poor Nigerians was expected to increase by two million before the pandemic; now it is seven million