Mr Wu said the steps were in the right direction towards restoring macroeconomic stability and strengthening investor confidence.
According to IMF, public debt vulnerabilities remain high across the sub-Saharan Africa.
Koleosho lauded IMF collaboration with FIRS in portfolio management and compliance programme. Â
Mr Onanuga said, “Nigeria’s economy under the reforming presidency of Bola Tinubu demonstrates resilience and prospects of growth.’’
The naira, which opened the week on Monday with a gain of N9.52 against the dollar, held steady gains until Thursday.
Mr Tinubu also said a proposal for visa waivers for holders of diplomatic and official passports from OECS member states is also on course.
The IMF said the country’s growth this year was recovering following a sharp slowdown in 2024.
Mr Fasua argued that Nigeria’s inflation orchestrated by citizens to portray the government in a bad light.
Mr Onanuga said the Tinubu-led government deserves some credit for fuel subsidy removal and exchange rate harmonisation.
Information minister Mohammed Idris has confirmed that Nigeria has fully repaid the $3.4 billion COVID-19 loan from the International Monetary Fund.
