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The preference for importation of goods and services is still very much prevalent in Nigeria, despite the push by the ...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has disclosed that it is currently working with the World Bank, the Alliance for a ...
Polio eradication received a major boost when the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday in Abuja approved $150 million credit ...
As Africa warms up join the hydroelectirc dams race, some crucial issues are worthy of attention. How much of some ...
The Kebbi Government has secured N1.5 billion loan to provide financial support to fishermen and livestock farmers to consolidate the ...
The World Bank, in conjunction with Enugu State Government, earmarked N40 million for developmental projects in four rural communities in ...
The World Bank recommended today the allocation of $90 million to accelerate much-needed economic welfare for the Palestinian people, an ...
The World Bank is spending more money than ever on combatting climate change. According to figures released by the institution ...
The World Bank under its Fadama III Additional Financing Project will soon introduce Livestock Production and Resilience Support Project in ...