Onome Adewuyi (l), president/chairman of council, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), presenting a copy of the reviewed curriculum of the accounting programmes of Nigerian universities conducted by ICAN, to Abubakar Rasheed, executive secretary of National Universities Commission, in Abuja, yesterday.
Nigeria’s economy is poised to expand at less than half the pace needed by banks next year to avoid a spike in unpaid loans.
The 2021 outlook for sub-Saharan Africa’s largest economy was cut to the growth of 1.7% by the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, compared with a June forecast of
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