Nigeria has climbed four places to rank eighth among Africa’s most investable economies, emerging as the continent’s biggest climber in the 2026 Bloomberg Economics Investment Risk-O-Meter. The latest assessment, published

Vice President Kashim Shettima has returned from India after pushing for stronger Nigeria-India trade, renewed crude purchases and wider investment cooperation at the BRICS summit.

The Federal Government says it is preparing a Vienna-listed bond programme to channel foreign financing into investments across key sectors of the Nigerian economy.

Nigeria is seeking increased Thai investment and technical cooperation in agriculture, technology, renewable energy and other strategic sectors as Abuja moves to strengthen bilateral relations.