AfDB Predicts Slower Economic Growth for Nigeria by 2027
Nigeria’s economy is expected to experience slower growth in 2027 as falling global oil prices may reduce the country’s revenue ...
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World Bank Unveils $23bn Plan to Boost Investment and Jobs Across Africa
The World Bank Group has announced a major financial initiative aimed at attracting about $23 billion in private investment into ...
AfDB Backs BoI With Funds For Enterprise Growth
The Bank of Industry has secured a $200 million financing facility from the African Development Bank Group to increase funding ...
AfDB Approves $200 Million Support for BOI to Boost Nigerian Businesses
The African Development Bank Group has approved a $200 million financing package for the Bank of Industry (BOI) to help ...
DBN Secures $61 Million AfDB Facility for Women-Led MSME Lending
The Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) has secured a $61 million financing facility from the African Development Bank (AfDB) to ...
AfDB Approves $61 Million Support for Women-Owned Businesses in Nigeria
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has approved a $61 million financing package for the Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) ...
Stagnant Wages Leave Nigerian Workers Trailing African Peers
Nigerian workers are increasingly falling behind their counterparts across Africa as stagnant wages fail to keep pace with inflation, eroding ...
Africa Manufacturing Trade Barriers Persist Despite AfCFTA Promise
The Pan African Manufacturers Association (PAMA), Mansur Ahmed has expressed concern over ongoing obstacles limiting cross-border trade across the continent, ...
AfDB Approves $200m Loan for Nigeria’s Digital Infrastructure Expansion
The African Development Bank Group has approved a $200 million loan to support Nigeria's digital infrastructure expansion and job creation ...
AfDB unveils $20 million green hydrogen funding initiative
The African Development Bank has opened a new funding window aimed at accelerating green energy development across the continent, with ...
