Inflation: 13 million more Nigerians at risk of falling below poverty line in 2025 – Report
Rising inflation, interest rates, and naira depreciation could push 13 million Nigerians more below the national poverty line by 2025.
Tag: Poverty
Nigeria to combat poverty and hunger through innovative solutions and financial Support – Tinubu
President Bola Tinubu has stated that Nigeria seeks to leverage "innovative solutions" and "financial support" in its ongoing fight against ...
World Bank projects 622 million people globally will live in extreme poverty by 2030
The World Bank has projected that 622 million people, representing 7.3% of global population will live in extreme poverty by ...
Climate-related health risks could push 44 million people into extreme poverty by 2030- World Bank
A recent report by the World Bank has shown that extreme weather events are devastating health globally and climate’s negative ...
3G coverage has reduced poverty by 4.3% in Nigeria – World Bank
The World bank has revealed that 3G coverage has been linked to poverty reduction in Nigeria and Senegal commenting on ...
Mr President – it’s all about the confidence
By now you would have come to the painful realisation that running Nigeria is not an emilokan thing. Parading a ...
Nigeria’s growing poverty linked to 70% procurement fraud – EFCC, CSO, others
Procurement frauds have been linked to the growing poverty in Nigeria, according to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), ...
UN seeks $1.1 million to aid displaced persons in Northern Nigeria
The United Nations is requesting for the sum of $1.1 million to aid displaced persons living in the northern part ...
Covid-19 pandemic added 70 million more people into extreme poverty – IMF
The number of people living in extreme poverty in 2021 was roughly 70 million more than pre-pandemic patterns according to ...
More than half a billion people pushed into extreme poverty due to healthcare costs – WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) in a recent news release has said that more than half a billion people globally ...
