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FG secures $200m World Bank facility to cut Nigeria’s fish imports | Mukoko News

HomebusinessFG secures $200m World Bank facility to cut Nigeria’s fish imports

business1 min readBy Favour Okpale

FG secures $200m World Bank facility to cut Nigeria’s fish imports

BusinessDay Nigeria

By Favour Okpale·November 9, 2026·Nigeria

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The Nigerian Federal Government has secured $200 million from the World Bank to support fisheries and aquaculture development, aiming to reduce fish imports.

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The Federal Government has secured a $200 million commitment from the World Bank Group to support fisheries and aquaculture development

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Length: 33 words · 1 min read
Published: November 9, 2026
Byline: Favour Okpale
Source: BusinessDay