
IMF, economists disagree over Nigeria’s economic prescriptions
Photos: Edun, IMF meet in Abuja
IMF upgrades Nigeria’s 2026 growth outlook to 4.4%
IMF urges FG, states to prove spending quality to protect households
Nigeria, IMF hold talks on Economic Reforms, Growth Plans for 2026–2030
World Bank meetings: IMF warns Nigeria of debt, oil, revenue risks
IMF upgrades Nigeria’s 2025 economic growth forecast to 3.9%
Presidency blasts IMF over report on inflation, poverty
Tinubu wins with resolution of IMF debt
CBN will double efforts to sustain reform gains – Cardoso
IMF urges Nigeria to broaden tax revenue base
IMF lowers Nigeria’s economic growth forecast to 3.0%
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SubscribeIMF lowers Nigeria’s economic growth forecast to 3.0%
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has downgraded its economic growth forecast for Nigeria in 2025 to 3.0%, citing a decline in global crude oil prices.
Focus on most vulnerable while stabilising economy – IMF urges Nigeria
She said that completing the rollout of cash transfers to vulnerable households and improving domestic revenue mobilisation should be key priorities for Nigeria.
NLC to IMF, World Bank: Stop lending to unaccountable leaders
Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, weekend in Washington DC, United States, told the International Monetary Fund, IMF and World Bank, WB, to stop lending money to governments not accountable to their citizens.
IMF/WTO verdicts: Corruption, absence of rule of law harm Nigeria’s economy, by Olu Fasan
The International Monetary Fund, IMF, and the World Trade Organisation, WTO, both have a remit to monitor and review the economic developments and policies of their members. The aim, for the IMF, is to ensure that countries manage their economies and finances well to prevent financial instabilities both nationally and internationally. For the WTO, the aim is […]
Rethink reform strategies, IMF advises Nigeria
Against the backdrop of frustrations faced by the general public in Nigeria and some other Sub-Saharan African countries undergoing economic reforms, the International Monetary Fund, IMF, has rolled out a set of recommendations on how to make the reforms acceptable and supported by the citizens.
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