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Nigeria’s manufacturers lead business rebound as election spending boosts demand despite rising costs
Nigeria’s manufacturing sector returned to expansion in May 2026, driving broader business growth in Africa’s largest economy
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punchng.com
Manufacturing sector drives 77% forex surge
Nigeria's forex utilisation surged by 77% in 2025, driven by the manufacturing sector. This indicates a major economic rebound and a shift from consumption
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vanguardngr.com
Manufacturing growth doubles as GDP contribution slips in Q1'26
Nigeria's manufacturing sector recorded a significant improvement in output in the first quarter of 2026 (Q1'26), with growth more than doubling year-on-year. However, concerns…
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businessday.ng
Nigeria’s private sector growth hits nine-month high as demand surges - Businessday NG
Nigeria’s private sector recorded its strongest growth in nine months in May, driven by a sharp increase in customer demand and new...
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ECONOMIC REFORMS: Manufacturers’ alternative energy expenditure surges 71.4% to N1.34trn in two years
Manufacturers in Nigeria spent an estimated N1.34 trillion on alternative energy sources in 2025, representing a 71.4 per cent increase from N781.68 billion recorded in 2023, as…
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africa.businessinsider.com
Nigeria’s manufacturers lead business rebound as election spending boosts demand despite rising costs
Nigeria’s manufacturing sector returned to expansion in May 2026, driving broader business growth in Africa’s largest economy
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Manufacturing recovery lifts Business Confidence Index to 104.6pts — NESG
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group, NESG, has reported an improvement in business confidence in May 2026, driven largely by a strong recovery in the manufacturing sector and…
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Manufacturing capital inflows drop 51% in Q1
Nigeria's manufacturing sector saw a 51% drop in foreign capital inflows in Q1 2026, despite overall capital importation surging. Discover why manufacturin
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Nigeria’s manufacturing investment rises 17% in Q1 2026 - Businessday NG
Nigeria’s capital importation into the manufacturing sector surged by 17.2 percent in the first quarter of 2026, indicating an increased...