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IMF maintains Nigeria’s 2022 growth forecast at 3%

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Wednesday maintained its 2022 growth forecast for Nigeria at 3%, saying the economy has recouped output losses sustained during the COVID pandemic, bolstered by favourable oil prices and domestic consumption.

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