World Bank to boost Nigeria’s power distribution with $500 million
World Bank has approved $500 million to support DisCos in Nigeria.
World Bank has approved $500 million to support DisCos in Nigeria.
Capital erosion and a possible resurgence in banks' non-performing loans are just some of the risks.
The World Bank noted that about 47% of Nigerians do not have access to grid electricity.
Ten states in Nigeria have accumulated biggest debt profiles above N100 billion each. Collectively, these highly indebted states owe both ...
The World Bank in its latest report has downgraded Nigeria's growth prediction for 2019 to 2.1% as against the earlier ...
The newly elected president of The World Bank, David Malpass, has revealed that nine in every ten extremely poor people across ...
According to the latest World Bank's biannual report, Nigeria's economic growth in 2019 is expected to hover around 2 percent in ...
Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala doesn't stand a chance of being The World Bank's President, at least for now.
DMO has revealed that the World Bank's portfolio in Nigeria now stands at $8.52bn.
Nigerians in diaspora remitted a total of US$22bn back home in 2017. This is according to the World Bank Migration and ...