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Afreximbank Boss To Speak On Economic Growth

Afreximbank Boss To Speak On Economic Growth   The President and Chairman Board of Directors of African Export-Import Bank, Professor Benedict Oramah, will lead discussions on critical issues that will give further insights into the economic transformation of Africa at the 2023 Annual Lecture of The...

IMF Says Nigeria’s Economic Growth May Shrink To 2.9%

IMF Says Nigeria’s Economic Growth May Shrink To 2.9%   Nigeria’s economic growth is predicted to shrink by 0.3 percentage points from 3.2 per cent in 2023 to 2.9 per cent in 2024, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This is as the global money lender...

UN Projects 3% Economic Growth For Nigeria

UN Projects 3% Economic Growth For Nigeria   The United Nations has said the Nigerian economy will grow to three per cent in 2023 because of a robust commodities trade and dynamic consumer goods and services markets. It stated that high inflation and power supply issues are...

Fitch Predicts Slow Economic Growth For Nigeria In 2023

Fitch Predicts Slow Economic Growth For Nigeria In 2023   The Nigerian economy will continue to slump in 2023 due to activities leading to the general elections next year, but would likely pick in 2024, with growth rising to 3.3 per cent, a Fitch Solutions Country...

Collaborative, Innovative Enterprises as Nigeria’s New Normal, by Inyene Ibanga

Collaborative, Innovative Enterprises as Nigeria’s New Normal, by Inyene Ibanga   Innovation is the engine of economic growth and the transformation of society. It helps society advance, evolve, and improve the way people live and do things. Innovation delivers economic growth, increased well-being and communication, educational accessibility,...

IMF Lowers Nigeria’s Economic Growth Projection To 3.2%

IMF Lowers Nigeria’s Economic Growth Projection To 3.2%   The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered Nigeria’s 2022 economic growth projection to 3.2 per cent. This is 0.2 percentage points lower than the 3.4 percent projected in its July 2022 report. The Washington-based institution disclosed this on Tuesday...