BREAKING: World Bank Grants Nigeria $1.5bn Loan For Subsidy Removal, Tax Bills

Date: 30-12-2024 1:21 pm (4 months ago) | Author: onuigbo felicia
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This marks the fastest disbursement ever received by Nigeria under the World Bank's Reforms for Economic Stabilisation to Enable Transformation Development Policy Financing initiative.

The World Bank has granted Nigeria a $1.5 billion loan to support the country’s removal of fuel subsidies and critical tax reforms.
This marks the fastest disbursement ever received by Nigeria under the World Bank's Reforms for Economic Stabilisation to Enable Transformation Development Policy Financing initiative.

Pulse Nigeria reported earlier that the loan, approved on June 13, 2024, and disbursed in two tranches, aims to address key social issues, including the challenges internally displaced persons (IDPs) face in education, nutrition, and health.

The second tranche, received in November 2024, was contingent on Nigeria meeting specific reform conditions set by the World Bank.

One of the major projects funded by this loan is the “Solutions for the Internally Displaced and Host Communities Project,” which is set to receive $300 million.

This project, scheduled for approval in April 2025, aims to improve educational access and address nutrition challenges among IDPs.

The “HOPE for Quality Basic Education for All” project seeks $553.8 million and targets improving education in underserved communities. Expected to be approved by March 2025, it promises to enhance educational opportunities for the most vulnerable populations.

The largest project, the “Accelerating Nutrition Results in Nigeria 2.0” initiative, has a proposed funding of $800 million.

This project, which aims to tackle malnutrition, is expected to receive approval on February 20, 2025.

“The loan will provide much-needed support to IDPs and improve access to education and healthcare.

"This financing will strengthen Nigeria’s nutritional outcomes, especially for vulnerable populations,”
a government statement read.

Posted: at 30-12-2024 01:21 PM (4 months ago) | Addicted Hero
- Dopybadass at 30-12-2024 02:47 PM (4 months ago)
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1.5 billion dollars to tinibu and his cabals, e no go better for anybody wey dey support this people, world bank should ask him what has he done for Nigerians so far he became president, what about the 84 billion yeye bello stole from kogi state, what about the money they have been recovering from loot, wetin dey don use the money do, tinibu God will disgrace you and your occultic cabals causing pains to the masses  Sad
Posted: at 30-12-2024 02:47 PM (4 months ago) | Hero
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- ugotejiri at 30-12-2024 02:59 PM (4 months ago)
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BORROWING AGAIN,,,,A DEBTOR HAS VERY SLIM CHANCES TO BE PROSPEROUS. TINUBU,,,U ARE A FAILURE
Posted: at 30-12-2024 02:59 PM (4 months ago) | Upcoming
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- ugotejiri at 30-12-2024 03:05 PM (4 months ago)
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The irony is that,,Wike,Tinubu ,the ministers and our so-called law makers can donate 30 times the borrowed money so which way Tinubu. Have some sense.
Posted: at 30-12-2024 03:05 PM (4 months ago) | Upcoming
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- Dopybadass at 30-12-2024 07:33 PM (4 months ago)
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Quote from: ugotejiri on 30-12-2024 03:05 PM
The irony is that,,Wike,Tinubu ,the ministers and our so-called law makers can donate 30 times the borrowed money so which way Tinubu. Have some sense.
Which lawmakers useless law breakers instead, they will all end up miserably, they can't eat all the wealth they have forever
Posted: at 30-12-2024 07:33 PM (4 months ago) | Hero
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- gogoman at 30-12-2024 11:33 PM (4 months ago)
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UP JAGABAN!!!!!!!!! YOU LEAD, WE FOLLOW  Cool Cool Cool Cool
Posted: at 30-12-2024 11:33 PM (4 months ago) | Grande Master
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