Dr Titus Okunronmu, a former Director of the Central Bank of Nigeria, on Sunday advised the Federal Government to use borrowed funds to develop infrastructure.
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The International Monetary Fund says Nigeria is expected to grow by 1.9 per cent in 2018, up from 0.8 per cent in 2017, mostly owing to fewer disruptions in oil production.
IMF in a statement issued in Washington on Friday by Lucie Fouda, the Fund’s Press Officer, said higher oil prices and portfolio flows had helped strengthen fiscal and external buffers.
IMF’s country Senior Representative, Amine Mati, said this during the public presentation of the Spring 2018 Issue of the Sub-Saharan African Regional Economic Outlook in Lagos.
The IMF in a statement by Raphael Ranspach, its Media and Press Officer, welcomed the Federal Government’s actions to improve the power sector and business environment under the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan