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Nigeria’s statistical system needs $15m investment yearly – World Bank
The World Bank said Nigeria needs between $10 and $15 million investment annually in its statistical system to outperform ...
TheCable1d
Nigeria’s statistical system performance below par, says World Bank
He suggested that investing about $10-15m annually into the country’s statistical system, can raise performance to that of ...
allAfrica.com on MSN1d
Planned $10.15m investment ‘ll raise Nigeria’s statistical rating – World Bank
As FG Affirms Independence of NBS By Emmanuel Elebeke World Bank County Director to Nigeria, Ndiame Diop says investing about ...
Business Day1d
Nigeria requires $10m annual investment to boost statistical performance – World bank
Johan Mistiaen, World bank Practice Manager for West and Central Africa has said that Nigeria requires an annual investment ...
TheCable3d
Nigeria: A future powerhouse for global talent export
Nigeria, a country endowed with immense human potential, stands at the crossroads of an opportunity to become a leading ...
PM News on MSN16h
Why Nigeria has serious water crisis - CAPPA
The report, CAPPA says, examines the ongoing implications of privatisation reforms advocated by international financial ...
The Punch Newspapers3d
World Bank expresses concern over Nigeria’s data, statistics quality
The World Bank has expressed concern over Nigeria’s poor statistical performance, noting that the country lags behind its aspirational peers such as Mexico, Colombia, South Africa and Brazil.
Business Day19h
Credit demand seen rising on likely Nigeria rate cut
Demand for credit by businesses and consumers in Africa's most populous nation is expected to rise as a sharp decline in ...
Nairametrics1d
IMF urges Nigeria to prioritise cash transfers to vulnerable households
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the Nigerian government to expedite the completion of its cash transfer ...
The Punch Newspapers2d
World Bank flags Nigeria’s weak statistical performance
The World Bank has expressed concern over Nigeria’s poor statistical performance, noting that the country is lagging behind its aspirational peers such as Mexico, Colombia, South Africa and Brazil.