Soaring food prices and next year’s general election are threats to the country’s economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned.
In report released yesterday in Abuja, the IMF said “persisting insecurity – particularly banditry and kidnapping – and the forthcoming 2023 elections that may affect the performance of the economy”.
The agency’s regional representative for Nigeria, Ari Aisien presented the report.
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