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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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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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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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businessday.ng
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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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...
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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.
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Trade sector attracts $65.79m foreign investment – Report
Nigeria's trade sector saw a 91.31% increase in foreign investment, attracting $65.79m in Q1 2026, reflecting renewed investor confidence and economic grow
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Nigeria’s trade surplus jumps 341% to N7.55tn in 2026 Q1 – NBS
Nigeria's trade surplus surged by 341% to N7.55tn in Q1 2026, driven by increased exports and reduced imports, according to the NBS report.