Anasse Aissami, director-general of country programmes at the Islamic Development Bank, says IsDB is committed to supporting Nigeria in building a resilient, diversified, and inclusive economy.

Wale Edun, minister of finance and coordinating minister of the economy, says emerging and developing economies are now paying more in debt service than they receive in external support.

Nigeria and the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) have signed a 2026–2028 framework agreement to fund infrastructure, health, ...

Group ( successfully concluded the IsDB Group Day in Nigeria on 30 March 2026, bringing together senior government officials, private sector leaders, financial institutions, chambers of commerce, ...

Wale Edun says Nigeria is prioritising capital mobilisation and private investment to drive jobs, growth, and a $1 trillion ...

By Chinwendu Obienyi The federal government and the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) Group have stepped up collaboration to attract private capital and accelerate investment-led growth in Nigeria.This ...

The Federal Government has emphasised its commitment to investment led growth at the Islamic Development Bank, IsDB, Group Day held in Lagos, marking a ...

The Global Banking & Finance Review Awards Program has officially opened nominations for Best Islamic Development Bank 2026, recognising ...

Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, has called for the mobilisation of domestic capital to drive production, accelerate ...

The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun, says Nigeria is targeting a seven per cent ...

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) has signalled plans to significantly scale up its support to Nigeria over the next five years, marking a major shift ...

The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Mr Olawale Edun, has disclosed that Nigeria has a $14bn annual infrastructure investment gap, for which it continues to seek both ...