The leadership of the Nigerian Senate is set to engage officials of the International Monetary Fund in a high-level meeting aimed at reviewing Nigeria’s economic outlook and key reform programmes being implemented by the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The meeting, according to sources familiar with the development, will focus on discussions around the country’s macroeconomic trajectory, fiscal reforms, and ongoing policy adjustments designed to stabilise the economy.
The engagement is expected to provide an opportunity for lawmakers and IMF officials to exchange views on Nigeria’s reform agenda, including measures targeted at improving revenue generation, strengthening fiscal discipline, and boosting economic growth.
Officials are also expected to review the progress of reforms already introduced by the federal government and examine areas where further policy support may be required.
The meeting forms part of ongoing consultations between Nigeria’s legislative leadership and international financial institutions on strategies to address economic challenges and sustain reform efforts under the Tinubu administration.
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