Nigeria up Four Places on Bloomberg African Investment Risk Ranking
- Nigeria climbed four places to eighth in Bloomberg’s 2026 Investment Risk-O-Meter, the largest rise among the 19 African economies assessed.
- Bloomberg attributed Nigeria’s improved position to stronger economic strength, fiscal strength, and external vulnerability indicators.
- Nigeria’s ranking followed reforms involving the petrol subsidy, foreign-exchange rules, and electricity tariffs, though households and businesses faced higher costs.
- Mauritius ranked first, while South Africa fell one place.
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Tinubu reforms propel Nigeria as Africa’s biggest climber in investment ranking
President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms have propelled Nigeria to the top of Africa’s climb in Bloomberg Economics’ latest ranking of read more Tinubu reforms propel Nigeria as Africa’s biggest climber in investment ranking
Nigeria climbs four places in Bloomberg ranking
Country now eighth most investable African economy By Yinka Kolawole LAGOS — Nigeria has emerged as the biggest climber among major African economies in the 2026 Bloomberg Economics Investment Risk-O-Meter, rising four places to eighth position on the back of improved economic, fiscal and external indicators. The latest scorecard, which assesses the relative investability of […]
Nigeria Overtakes Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania In Africa Investment Ranking
Nigeria has recorded one of the biggest improvements in Africa’s latest investment risk ranking, moving four places to eighth position as reforms under President Bola Tinubu strengthened the country’s standing among 19 African investment destinations. The ranking, published in the 2026 Bloomberg Economics Investment Risk-O-Meter, saw Nigeria move ahead of Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya and Namibia. […]
Nigeria rises four places in Africa investment ranking - Lagos Television
Nigeria has climbed four places to eighth position in the 2026 Bloomberg Economics Investment Risk-O-Meter, emerging as Africa’s biggest climber in the latest ranking. The report, which assesses the relative investability of 19 African economies, said Nigeria overtook Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya and Namibia. The country’s improved position was attributed to stronger performance in economic strength,...
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