IMF cuts Nigeria’s 2020 economic growth forecast
Earlier in January, the IMF projected that Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product will grow by 2.5 per cent in 2020 ...
Earlier in January, the IMF projected that Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product will grow by 2.5 per cent in 2020 ...
Non-oil sector GDP accounted for about 90.4 per cent of the Nigerian economy.
The president commissioned a sugarcane farm in Niger State.
The increase represents an increase of N1.8 trillion.
The IMF said continued growth in agriculture and big government spending will drive the nation's growth.
"We must ensure that we take no prisoners in accomplishing this task," Speaker Dogara said.
The International Monetary Fund has reduced its global economic growth.
"We are committed to contributing to the local communities, while operating with integrity."
The minister wants Culture and Tourism made as attractive as petroleum.
The potentials of the Nigerian economy could see its GDP rise to $6.4 trillion by 2050.
Mr. Saraki said the current administration has the political will to diversify the economy.
Non-oil sector contributed 90.2% to the overall GDP.
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