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Nigeria is getting capital, but not the kind that creates jobs - Businessday NG
Nigeria attracted $10.37 billion in foreign capital during the first quarter of 2026, almost double the $5.64 billion recorded a year...
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businessday.ng
Net FX inflows triple to $9.2bn as dollar supply surge fuels naira rally - Businessday NG
Nigeria's foreign exchange market recorded a significant improvement in January 2026, with net foreign exchange inflows tripling to $9.22...
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punchng.com
Nigeria attracts $10.37bn capital importation in Q1 2026 - NBS
Nigeria's capital importation surged to $10.37bn in Q1 2026, an 83.83% increase, driven by renewed foreign investor interest. Get the full NBS report.
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vanguardngr.com
Nigeria’s Capital importation rises 83% to $10.37bn
Nigeria’s capital importation surged by 83.8 per cent to $10.37 billion in the first quarter of 2026 (Q1’26), up from $5.64 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2025,…
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Nigeria’s capital importation surges 84% to $10.37bn – NBS
Nigeria's capital importation soared by 84% to $10.37bn in Q1 2026, driven by portfolio investments. Discover key sectors and sources of this significant c
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thisdaylive.com
Buoyed By Portfolio Inflows, Capital Importation Increases to $10.37bn in Q1
• Portfolio investment hits $9.86bn, FDI $135.08m
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Nigeria is getting capital, but not the kind that creates jobs - Businessday NG
Nigeria attracted $10.37 billion in foreign capital during the first quarter of 2026, almost double the $5.64 billion recorded a year...
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Telecom foreign investment crashes 91% despite sector reforms - Businessday NG
Foreign investment into Nigeria's telecommunications sector plunged by 91 percent in the first quarter of 2026, despite regulatory reforms...
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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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Foreign capital in telecoms falls to four-year low
Foreign capital in Nigeria's telecoms sector plunged to a four-year low in Q1 2026 despite tariff hikes. Discover why investors are shying away.
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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...
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Nigeria to fund growth in a fracturing global economy - Businessday NG
Nigeria can no longer rely on foreign capital alone to finance its development objectives as global investment flows become more selective....
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Oil sector attracts $460,000 in three months – NBS
Nigeria's oil sector saw a 283.3% increase in foreign capital to $460,000 in Q1 2026, but remains a tiny fraction of total investment, NBS data reveals.