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Report shows Nigeria’s economy rebounding strongly

Nigeria’s economy is on a clear recovery path after years of stagnation, with a new report by Quartus Economics indicating that key indicators have recorded their strongest improvement in more than a decade. The study, obtained by The Nation, concludes that “Nigeria is rising” and that the economy is back on track, even though growth still needs to be faster and more broad based. According to the report, Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product grew by a cumulative 8.34 percent between 2024 and 2025, the highest two year expansion in over ten years. This pace also outperformed population growth, which was estimated at less than 4.4 percent over the same period, reversing earlier years when the population was growing faster than the economy. Between 2020 and 2023, GDP growth averaged just 0.97 percent, while the population increased by about 8.78 percent, leading […]

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Report shows Nigeria’s economy rebounding strongly

Nigeria’s economy is on a clear recovery path after years of stagnation, with a new report by Quartus Economics indicating that key indicators have recorded their strongest improvement in more than a decade. The study, obtained by The Nation, concludes that “Nigeria is rising” and that the economy is back on track, even though growth still needs to be faster and more broad based. According to the report, Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product grew by a cumulative 8.34 percent between 2024 and 2025, the highest two year expansion in over ten years. This pace also outperformed population growth, which was estimated at less than 4.4 percent over the same period, reversing earlier years when the population was growing faster than the economy. Between 2020 and 2023, GDP growth averaged just 0.97 percent, while the population increased by about 8.78 percent, leading […]

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 Nigeria’s Economy Grows But Poverty Still Rising – Report

A new economic report reveals a difficult reality for Nigeria: while the national economy is showing signs of recovery, the number of people living in poverty continues to increase. The report by Quartus Economics states that Nigeria's economy began to stabilize and grow in 2024. It credits this improvement to the "bold but necessary" reforms implemented by President Bola Tinubu in 2023, primarily the removal of the costly fuel subsidy. However, this economic growth has not yet translated into better living conditions for many citizens. The report highlights that the damage from the previous decade (2014-2023) was severe. During that time, the economy shrank significantly in dollar terms while the population grew by over 40 million people. This combination of a smaller economy and a larger population pushed an additional 65 million Nigerians below the poverty line. The report concludes […]

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