The bank, in its December 2022 Nigeria Development Report, said findings indicate that reforms can be made in three key areas namely:
“Restoring macroeconomic stability through measures to reduce the domestic and external imbalances.”
This according to the World Bank, will require a coordinated mix of exchange rate, trade, monetary, and fiscal policies, notably including adopting a single, market-responsive exchange rate, eliminating the petrol subsidy, and increasing oil and non-oil revenues.