The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
The World Bank has approved $961 million credit in support of Nigeria to help its Economic Recovery and Growth Programme.
According to the lender, the country will receive $611 million credit to increase basic school enrollment, particularly targeting out-of-school children, who are mostly in northern Nigeria.
Similarly, Kaduna State would be given $350 million to improve its economic transformation programme.
The global bank explained that the facility would aid the Nigerian authorities in their effort to foster inclusion and revive growth.
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