Tag: World Bank
World Bank projects 3.6% economic growth for Nigeria
The World Bank yesterday projected 3.6 per cent average economic growth for the Nigerian economy between 2025 and 2026, adding that recent ...World Bank plans $1.65bn loans for Nigeria next year
The World Bank is set to decide on three major loan projects for Nigeria in 2025, totalling $1.65bn, as part of efforts ...Nigeria far from fighting institutional corruption –World Bank
The World Bank and other stakeholders have urged the government to fight institutional corruption as it is the only guarantee to sustainable ...World Bank: Nigeria’s IDA debt hit $17.1bn in September — up by $600m
Nigeria’s loan exposure from the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) rose to $17.1 billion as of September 30. According to the ...World Bank detects $32m unaccounted funds in Nigeria’s water project
The World Bank has identified $32m in unaccounted funds in a Nigerian water sector project, raising concerns over likely embezzlement and mismanagement. ...ASUU accuses IMF, World Bank of sabotaging Nigeria’s varsities
The Academic Staff Union of Universities on Tuesday raised an alarm over a plot to sabotage the interest of public universities in ...Over 50% of Nigeria’s population live in poverty – World Bank
The World Bank says more than half of Nigeria’s population lives in poverty. In its latest Nigeria Development Update (NDU) report titled ...Nigerians lament hunger, World Bank says 129m trapped in poverty
The World Bank has released the Nigeria Development Update report, offering a bleak outlook on poverty in Nigeria, as it stated that ...Nigeria must sustain current reforms for 15 years to transform economy, says World Bank
The World Bank says Nigeria must maintain its current reforms for the next 10 to 15 years to transform its economy. Indermit ...Tinubu govt borrowed $6.45bn from World Bank – Report
The Federal Government, under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu, has secured loans worth $6.45bn from the World Bank in just 16 ...









