 The president of the World Bank Group, Ajay Banga, has commanded the unpledged support for the policies and reforms of President Bolatimbu on the removal of U.S. subsidy, saying he is committed to working with the administration to set Nigeria on the right path for economic growth. The World Bank president, who is on a three-day visit to Nigeria to identify opportunities to create jobs for young people and women, address energy needs and renewable energy, and further explore the potential for digitization, pledge the support for the global financial institution when he met with President Tinnabu in Asurok, presidential villa, Buja. Well, the fact is he's doing things that Nigeria needs to be able to do to correct its situation. If you don't correct the situation on fuel subsidy, you have a fiscal deficit that remains unsustainable. So he's trying to do all the right things. Now, the question is, how do you navigate through the next few months to where you can set the economy on the right path for the future? As I discussed with him, Nigeria has to be an African champion. If Nigeria becomes an African champion, then we know that the African continent has a country, the largest country with the largest GDP, headed in the right direction. That's his vision, and that vision we share. The World Bank boss noted that at all the reforms, President Tinnabu is currently undertaking and not easy. The right thing must be done to give Nigerians a better and prosperous future. And we talked about what was in his mind as priorities, and I commanded him for a lot of the things he's doing early in his term, not easy, macro fiscal reforms and stability are very important. He's very determined to do the right thing, and I think you will find the World Bank supporting it with not just financial aid, but also with knowledge and thinking around how to create the right regulatory policies and fiscal policies. So, we had a very good discussion, it ended very well.