Nigeria’s global strategic importance derives from its position as having both Africa’s largest population and economy, a reality undergirded by the entrepreneurial drive of its young population. Despite the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy, aggressive intervention programmes by the Central Bank of Nigeria and support from international partners fuelled a recovery in 2021, with GDP growing 3.6% that year and 3.3% in 2022 after contracting 1.8% in 2020. Growth is projected to drop slightly to 3.2% in 2023.
Your inside guide to doing business in Nigeria
- Actionable business intelligence on opportunities for commerce, trade and investment
- Get expert, on-the-ground insights into the latest business and economic trends in Nigeria.
- Produced by a dedicated team of in-country analysts and researchers, The Report: Nigeria 2024 provides the in-depth business intelligence you need to evaluate, enter and excel in the market.
Features and Benefits
- Go behind the scenes through exclusive interviews with influential leaders in the government, public and private sectors.
- Inform your market-entry strategies with sector-by-sector overviews of the main trends, opportunities and challenges.
- Get up to speed with conversations in local boardrooms through in-depth and thought-provoking analyses of the most topical economic and business issues.
- Leverage comparative research to spotlight synergies, competitive advantages and areas for improvement.
- Forecast scenarios for the year ahead, using a combination of hard stats and expert analysis, in a concise format designed to save you time.
- Make data-driven business decisions with digestible macroeconomic and sector indicators and infographics
The report is suitable for:
- Executives and entrepreneurs
- Bankers and hedge fund managers
- Journalists and communications professionals
- Consultants and advisers of all kinds
- Academics and students
- Government and policy-research delegations
- Diplomats and expatriates
