Tuesday, 3 January 2017

Nigeria will get its economy back on track in 2017 if it makes politically risky reforms.

(AP Photo/Drew Angerer)
For much of the past year, Nigeria’s economy, the largest on the continent, has been mired in a recession. Shocked mainly by a fall in the price of oil, the country’s biggest export, and a resumption of militancyin the oil-rich Niger Delta region which hobbled oil production, Nigeria’s economy ended 2016 on course for a full year of negative growth.




By Yomi Kazeem.

Full story at Quartz.

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