Reforms: World Bank, IMF face backlash amid rising inflation, petrol cost

“The World Bank is not the most popular organisation in Nigeria right now,” the beginning of the opening remarks of the World Bank Country Director for Nigeria, Ndiame Diop, at the unveiling of the Nigeria Development Update Report, recently, aptly captured the perceptions of Nigerians towards the Bretton Wood institution.

Collins Olayinka, Assistant Business Editor

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