World Bank Commends Nigeria's Groundbreaking Ward Development Programme

The World Bank praises Nigeria's Ward Development Programme, a grassroots initiative aimed at driving economic growth and reducing poverty at the local level. The program, supported by the federal government, focuses on stimulating economic activities, enhancing food security, and creating job opportunities for the least economically active individuals in each ward.
The Country Director of the World Bank, Matthew Verghis, commends Nigeria's efforts during a meeting with Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Senator Abubakar Bagudu. The initiative aligns with broader macroeconomic reforms and policies to transform the rural economy and uplift communities nationwide.
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