Nigeria is poised to begin 2026 at a crucial moment in the country’s economic journey. According to MasterCard Economics Institute, GDP growth is projected to surge by four percent, driven by Fiscal consolidation, Naira stability, and accelerated rollout of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
EnterpriseNGR reports impressive export achievements in the agriculture, fintechs, and renewable energy sectors. Despite these positive growth drivers, structural risks remain, and this brings forth a significant question for policymakers
