‘Nigeria remains choice investment space’

Rather than refer to Nigeria’s current economic situation as “impairment”, we prefer to call it a “slowdown”, as the country passes through this transition phase to what we potentially call a reinvigorated growth phase.

Chijoke Nelson

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