Surge in import levels experienced in Africa’s biggest economy has been said to deplete the current account of the country into a negative zone. In Q3 2018, Nigeria’s current account returned to a deficit, equivalent to -2.9 percent of GDP. This is however against the downwardly revised surplus
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