Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya and South Africa account for 80% of investment in Africa – AfDB
The African Development Bank says that Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya and South Africa account for about a third of the incubators ...
The African Development Bank says that Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya and South Africa account for about a third of the incubators ...
In the World Bank’s 2020 ease of doing business report, Nigeria ranked 131st worldwide for ease of doing business. This ...
Nigeria received a sum of $875.62 million foreign inflows in Q2 2021, representing a significant year-on-year decline.
Foreign inflows into the Nigerian economy dropped significantly by 61% in H1 2021.
Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa lead the list of African countries that have attracted the highest foreign direct investments in ...
States need to create an enabling business environment to attract Foreign Direct Investments.
The latest NBS capital importation report has disclosed that Nigeria received $9.68 billion from capital inflows in 2020
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy attracted a total FDI of $2.6 billion in 2020 down from the $3.3 billion it attracted ...
FDI in Q3 prints $414s, a 100% jump year on year in Nigeria.
The inflows of $1.46 billion represent a 12.86% increase compared to N1.29 billion received in Q2 2020.
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