
Giving reasons on Nigeria's spotlight among the growing global markets, Kroll EMEA’s Senior Consultant, Mark Simmonds listed factors such as the country's rebased GDP in 2014, which placed Nigeria at top position in Africa ahead of South Africa. Nigeria is also maintaining the growing middle class comprising a large, vibrant entrepreneurial workforce of at least 73.4 million (1Q 2015). Another fundamental attraction is the successful and peaceful transfer of power to the new democratically elected government. All of these factors Simmonds highlighted have strengthened investors’ confidence in the maturity and dynamism of Nigeria’s economy.
However, the country also has its own unique challenges. A much weakened currency and a low oil price are affecting government revenues, which means investors remain cautious. These and other factors present local and international investors with a complex set of challenges and opportunities that require expert guidance to surmount.
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