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With over 625 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of proven natural gas reserves, nearly 15 percent of the global total, Africa holds ...
After the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) increased tariff prices in January 2025, Eniola Ogunleye’s data spending ...
The World Bank has maintained its projection that Nigeria’s economy will grow by 3.6 per cent in 2025, even as it downgraded global growth expectations due to rising trade tensions and ...
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Zenith Bank named Nigeria’s best bank in the global finance best banks awards 2025 - MSNAdditionally, Zenith Bank has been acknowledged as the Best Corporate Governance Bank, Nigeria, in the World Finance Corporate Governance Awards for 2022, 2023 and 2024 and ‘Best in Corporate ...
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$750m loan: World Bank pressures Nigeria for fresh tax hikeThe World Bank also linked disbursement of another $30m to the implementation of green taxes (DLR 3.4), but Nigeria has yet to reach a consensus on this.
The World Bank’s recent call for a forensic audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is grounded in its broader mandate to support Nigeria’s macroeconomic stability and ...
The World Bank's recent call for a forensic audit of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) is grounded in its broader mandate to support Nigeria's macroeconomic stability and ...
As part of efforts to deepen its partnership with Nigeria, the World Bank’s Regional Vice President for Western and Central Africa, Mr. Ousmane Diagana, is scheduled to visit the country from ...
Before long Nigeria will again be in another debt-trap; and the World Bank would have laid the trap.” Today, just 20 years after we exited one trap, we are in a bigger trap. Here is why.
The World Bank is set to decide on three major loan projects for Nigeria in 2025, totalling $1.65bn, as part of efforts to address critical developmental challenges in the country.
The World Bank has approved a $1.57 billion financing package for Nigeria under a new programme to support its health and education sectors and help provide sustainable power, the bank said on Monday.
The World Bank approved $1.57 billion in new lending to Nigeria via three projects aimed at strengthening health for women and children, and improving dam safety to improve resilience to climate ...
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