$25b FDI boosted economy after recession – FG

The federal government said $25 billion Foreign Direct Investment inflow boosted the economy after the nation exited recession in 2018.

According to the federal government, Nigerians in the diaspora, who accounted for the highest net contribution to the FDI, have expressed the desire to invest in over 200 businesses and projects in different sectors of the economy.

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