Nigeria exits IMF’s list after settling outstanding debts Nigeria has officially removed itself from the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) debtor list, following the full settlement of its outstanding credit obligations. Analysts say this significant step, confirmed by the IMF’s latest report, marks a turning point in the country’s fiscal journey, reflecting the success of a strategic debt reduction plan under President Bola Tinubu’s administration. As of May 2025, Nigeria no longer appears among the 91 developing nations with pending credit to the IMF, signaling the culmination of a two-year repayment initiative. This achievement,...