Nigeria to Lose $4 Million World Bank Loan Over Failed Audit Standards
Nigeria Faces $4 Million Loss from World Bank Loan Due to Audit Standards Failure In a significant setback, the Nigerian […]
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World Bank Approves $50 Million for Nigeria’s Food and Nutrition Crisis
The World Bank has approved a $50 million fund to support Nigeria in tackling its food and nutrition challenges. The
IMF Downgrades Nigeria’s Growth Prospects
IMF Cuts Nigeria’s Growth Projections Due to Low Crude Oil Production and Severe Flooding The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has
World Bank Narrows Focus to 22 Key Development Indicators
In a significant move to sharpen its focus on critical global development challenges, the World Bank has reduced the number
Nigeria’s Naira Among Worst-Performing Currencies, Says World Bank
Naira Among Worst-Performing Currencies, World Bank Warns In a concerning warning, the World Bank has cautioned that a further increase
Combating Nigeria’s Malnutrition Crisis: A Multi-Faceted Approach
Malnutrition Crisis in Nigeria: A Call for a Multi-Pronged Approach The World Bank, Nutrition International, and other stakeholders have called
World Bank: Nigeria Must Sustain Reforms for 10-15 Years
Nigeria Must Sustain Economic Reforms for 10-15 Years to Achieve Global Competitiveness Nigeria is on the path to becoming a
World Bank Approves $1.57bn for Nigeria’s Human Capital and Climate Resilience
World Bank Approves $1.57 Billion Loan for Nigeria’s Human Capital Development and Climate Resilience The World Bank has approved three
World Bank Invests $1.57bn to Strengthen Human Capital, Climate Resilience
World Bank Approves $1.57bn to Boost Human Capital, Climate Resilience in Nigeria The World Bank has approved three operations, totaling
Minister Clarifies Repayment Terms for Free Prepaid Meters
Nigerian Government Announces Plans for Free Prepaid Meters with Repayment Options The Nigerian Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, has clarified
World Bank Commends Kogi State’s Livestock Sector Investment Boosting Rural Income
Nigeria’s Livestock Sector Boosted with Heavy Investment from World Bank, Federal Government, and Kogi State Government Lagos, Nigeria – The
Nigeria to Receive $500 Million World Bank Loan to Revamp Education and Healthcare Sectors
Nigeria Secures $500 Million World Bank Loan to Boost Education and Healthcare Nigeria is poised to receive a substantial $500
Nigeria Urged to Probe Corruption in Spending of $1.5bn World Bank Loan and $3.121bn Chinese Loans
World Bank Loans and Chinese Debt: Nigerian Government Urged to Ensure Accountability Nigeria’s Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has
Tinubu Urged to Probe $1.5BN World Bank Loan, $3.1BN Chinese Loans Amidst Claims of Mismanagement
Nigeria’s SERAP Calls for Probe into $1.5 Billion World Bank Loan and $3.121 Billion Chinese Loans The Socio-Economic Rights and
World Bank Approves $500m Loan for Nigeria’s Dam Safety and Water Management Improvement
World Bank Approves $500m Loan to Improve Dam Safety and Water Resource Management in Nigeria The Federal Government of Nigeria
Gabon Resolves Payment Dispute with World Bank
Libreville, Gabon – Gabon’s government has resolved its payment dispute with the World Bank, following issues that previously hindered the
World Bank Urges Stable Macroeconomic Environment for Economic Growth in West Africa
The World Bank has issued a call to action for Nigeria and other West African nations, urging them to create
Addressing Inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa: World Bank’s Call for Policy Action
The World Bank has recently highlighted the persistent issue of inequality in Sub-Saharan Africa, ranking it as one of the
Africa’s Economic Growth Projections: World Bank Forecasts 3.4% Growth in 2024 and 3.8% in 2025
The World Bank has forecasted a positive outlook for Nigeria and other African economies, with growth expected to reach 3.4
Bridging the Digital Divide: World Bank Report on Computer Ownership in Nigeria and African Countries
Less than 20 per cent of households in Nigeria and other African countries own a computer, according to a recent