Fitch Ratings, an Internationally renowned rating agency, has upgraded Lagos State ratings from AA+ (nga) to AAA(nga) for its good standing in terms of its debt sustainability and resilience.

A statement on Monday titled ‘Fitch upgrades Lagos ratings to AAA, attests to its good standing and resilience’, said while communicating the development to the Commissioner for Finance, Dr Rabiu Olowo, Fitch Ratings said the feat was published in the Y2020/2021 rating report.

It stated that the upgrade of the national long-term rating reflected Lagos State’s strength compared with national peers as well as its resilient operating performance during the pandemic.

The congratulatory message signed by the Senior Director, Head Sub-Saharan Africa, Mr Andrew Parkinson, said, “I just wanted to say congratulations on the upgrade to AAA (nga).

“This is a fantastic achievement and an endorsement of all the good work going on in your department."

ZUBY77:
Fitch should locate their office to Amuwo Odofin and see if they will come outside after it rains for an hour

ZUBY77:
Fitch should locate their office to Amuwo Odofin and see if they will come outside after it rains for an hour

ZUBY77:
Fitch should locate their office to Amuwo Odofin and see if they will come outside after it rains for an hour

ZUBY77:
Fitch should locate their office to Amuwo Odofin and see if they will come outside after it rains for an hour

mofedamijo:

And you think that doesn't happen in Newyork, Paris, London, Johannesburg??

Eriokanmi:
Have you seen CNN recently? You've have seen how the entire state in America was flooded. Luisiana and Texas is feeling the heat now. That's a developed country