Give priority to food insecurity — IMF tells FG
*Says capping fuel prices, low electricity tariffs could cost Nigeria 3% of GDP lWe must go into production to escape hardship — Governors lHow Nigeria can stabilize forex, overcome economic woes — Moghalu lI'm not desperate to be president — Peter Obi lNigeria’s acceptance of grains from war-torn Ukraine no sign of failure — FG THE International Monetary Fund, IMF, has advised the Federal Government to give priority to food insecurity in the country. The IMF’s position came on a day governors said Nigeria must go into production, if it must get the people out of the current hardship. At the 16th Edition of the Leadership Annual Conference and Awards, the IMF made its position known in its End-of-Mission statement issued after the completion of the IMF Staff 2024 Article IV Mission to Nigeria. This is even as former Anambra State governor and 2023 presidential candidate of Labour Party, LP, Mr. Peter Obi, who decried the hardship in th country, said he was ...