What kind of factors underlie the significant levels of bilateral trade between India and Nigeria?
What kind of factors underlie the significant levels of bilateral trade between India and Nigeria?
In 2012 Nigeria had about 17.6m micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) employing about 32.4 m people and contributing 46.54% of nominal GDP. A recent survey by the International Financial Corporation and McKinsey suggests that 80% of these MSMEs are excluded from financial markets. Suffice it to say that between 2003 and 2012...
What are the key challenges for regulating pharmaceutical imports and monitoring distribution?
The Nigerian government has adopted what has been referred to as an ambitious policy to grow the mining sector to 15% of GDP by 2015. The mining sector currently accounts for 1% of Nigeria’s GDP. Clearly, to achieve the proposed growth, Nigeria would require immediate and substantial foreign and local investment in the mining sector. Whether...
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