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A $250M Loan to Rebuild Boko Haram-Ravaged North Eastern Nigeria

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB), has approved a financing package comprising USD $150 million ADB Loan, USD $100 ADF Loan and the EUR 5 million RWSSI Grant Facility, to finance the Inclusive Basic Service Delivery and Livelihood Empowerment Integrated Programme (IBSDLEIP), in support of operationalizing the "Buhari Plan" for Emergency Transition, Recovery and Peacebuilding for North East states in Nigeria. Read more. More about the AfDB in this BRIEFING.

Nigeria: AfDB Approves USD$ 250 Million Loan and Eur 5 Million Grant for Rebuilding, Recovery and Stabilization in North East Nigeria

African Development Bank (AfDB), 14 December 2016

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB), has approved a financing package comprising USD 150 million ADB Loan, USD 100 ADF Loan and the EUR 5 million… Read more »

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IDPs in North-East Nigeria

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AfDB Approves U.S.$600 Million Financial Support for Nigeria

The African Development Bank has approved a U.S.$600 million loan as the first tranche to help finance Nigeria's economic governance, diversification and competitiveness programme. Read more »
- Nigeria: Recession - AfDB Approves $600 Million Financial Support for Nigeria
- Nigeria: AfDB Approves U.S.$600 Million Financial Support for Nigeria
Nigeria Needs to Incentivize its Way Out of Recession - AfDB

Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), is visiting Nigeria from September 26-28, 2016. It will be his first official visit to the country since his ... Read more »
- Africa: AfDB Supports Nigeria's Economic Governance Programme
- Nigeria: Adesina Stresses Need for Nigeria to Incentivize its Way Out of Recession

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