WEF identifies five immediate risks facing Nigeria’s economy

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has released a new report that puts on stark display the tough job ahead for Nigeria’s next president.

Based on responses from 1,200 private-sector risk managers, public policy-makers, academics and industry leaders across the world, WEF’s 2023 report highlights terrorist attacks, debt crises, cost of living, severe commodity supply crises, rapid or sustained inflation, and employment or livelihood crises as the most immediate risks facing the country’s economy.

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