The Nigerian economy is showing resilience in the face of many shocks that could have thrown the country under after a series of painful reforms triggered the worst cost of living crisis in a generation. But 2025, especially the first quarter (Q1) could be a defining moment for Africa’s most populous nation as many analysts as well as investors are bullish on the once largest economy in the continent. Bismarck Rewane, managing director of Lagos-based Financial Derivatives Company (FDC) said in a presentation at a breakfast session held at
The Nigerian economy is showing resilience in the face of many shocks that could have thrown the country under after a series of painful reforms triggered the worst cost of living crisis in a generation. But 2025, especially the first quarter (Q1) could be a defining moment for Africa’s most populous nation as many analysts as well as investors are bullish on the once largest economy in the continent. Bismarck Rewane, managing director of Lagos-based Financial Derivatives Company (FDC) said in a presentation at a breakfast session held at