ABUJA, May 21 (Reuters) - Nigeria's economy could shrink as
much as 8.9% in 2020 in a worse case scenario without stimulus,
Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed said on Thursday, a deeper
recession than forecast after oil prices plunged due to the
coronavirus pandemic.
Ahmed told the country's top advisory body, the National
Economic Council, that the contraction could reach 4.4% in a
best case, without any fiscal measures.