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CPPE projects 4.5% GDP growth in 2026

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has projected that Nigeria’s gross domestic product (GDP) will grow between 4.0 and 4.5 per cent in 2026. In its review of the Nigerian economy in 2025 and outlook for 2026,

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CPPE projects 4.5% GDP growth in 2026

External debt service gulps N2.7 trillion, 45.2% of govt’s Q2 revenue

‘Support for farmers will crash food prices further’

Inflation outperforms Tinubu’s target, eases to 14.45 per cent

N4tr power sector debt fiscally unsustainable – CPPE

MTEF 2026-2028 signals shift toward fiscal realism, budget credibility — CPPE

Cost of living crisis lingers despite GDP growth, says CPPE

Cost of living still a concern despite GDP growth- CPPE

CPPE slams Senate over proposed hike in excise duty on non-alcoholic beverages

CPPE, PANEP fault suspension of 15% duty on fuel import

Suspension of 15% import duty on petroleum products threat to domestic refining — CPPE

Only strategic protectionism can boost Nigeria’s industries, CPPE tells FG

CPPE underscores implementation of Nigeria First policy

CPPE pushes for legislative backing of Nigeria First Policy

IMPI revises inflation outlook to 14% from 17% for December

Amnesty for criminals: CPPE warns FG against compromising justice for politics

Reforms: CPPE charges govt to focus on welfare, cost-reduction measures

Stakeholders welcome easing inflation, worry about cost-of-living crisis

Nigeria’s $36.7b budget too small – CPPE

Why Is Africa Rich but Poor?

Salary increase is not same as living wage, says GAFAMORG

Anigbo recounts business setbacks, plans technology venture

Atiku faults Tinubu over falling agricultural exports

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