Nigeria will need 15 years to transform economy – World Bank VP
The World Bank says that Nigeria must sustain its current economic reforms over the next 10 to 15 years to position itself as a leading global economic power, not only in sub-Saharan Africa but worldwide.
Inflation reverses 19-month trend, drops marginally to 18.12%
Headline inflation fell to 18.12 percent in April representing 0.05 percent point year-on-year (YoY) decline when compared to 18.17 percent recorded in March.
Nigeria debt-to-revenue ratio to rise 395% in 2022 — Fitch
Fitch Ratings, world’s major credit rating agency, has projected that Nigeria’s debt- to-revenue ratio will rise to 395 percent by 2022, indicating that growth rate in public debt would far outstrip its revenue.
Nigeria Sovereign Wealth fund cuts USA’s treasury exposure
The Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority, NSIA, yesterday, indicated it has cut its United State of America’s treasury (bond) exposure to less than 20 per cent following concern over soaring yields and expensive valuations for some of the world’s largest firms.
COVID’19: 58% households reduce food consumption in 6 months — NBS
ANational Bureau of Statistics (NBS) survey has shown that 58 percent of households in the country reduced their food consumption between July and December 2020 in order to cope with shocks caused by COVID’19.
US companies invest $3.8bn in Nigeria in 5yrs
Companies of United States of America (USA) origin operating in Nigeria invested a total of $3.75billion to expand their operations in the country in the last five years and plans to invest another $2.75 billion in the next three years, a survey by American Business Council (ABC) has shown.
