The International Monetary Fund says Nigeria’s economy is recovering, but persistent structural and policy challenges continue to constrain growth to levels that cannot reduce poverty and improve issues such as health and education.The report says Nigeria’s economic growth will hover around 2.5 percent over the medium term, but with no growth in per capita income if current policies fail to give way to strong reforms.
The IMF, therefore, advised the need for revenue-based consolidation, the shifting of expenditure mix toward priority areas, while welcoming ”significant increase in public investment. Meantime, the IMF commends Nigeria’s commitment to unify its exchange rate, while recommending credible time bound recapitalisation plan for weak banks, and the phase-out of the asset management corporation or AMCON.
Ipob Igbos won't like this. They prefer to be the most miserable in the world. They forbid hearing positive indices, only negative ones.
IMF kill us.
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