- GDP Hits 4.23% as Nigeria Woos Investors at G20 Investment Dialogue
- …External Reserves Rise to $46.3bn
- Says Nigeria Open for Business
Nigeria has reiterated its commitment to deepening economic reforms as the G20 Investment Dialogue wrapped up in Johannesburg, Eko Hot Blog reports.
Speaking to global investors and South African business leaders, the Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, highlighted how ongoing reforms are stabilising the economy and strengthening investor confidence.
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According to him, GDP growth has risen to 4.23 per cent in Q2 2025, inflation is beginning to ease, and Nigeria’s external reserves have reached $46.3 billion. He noted that growth is becoming more diversified, driven by telecommunications, trade, construction, rail, electricity, and refining sectors.
“The message to investors is clear: Nigeria is not only open for business; Nigeria is reforming to accelerate private-sector-led growth,” Edun said in a statement released on the Ministry of Finance’s X account.
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