Nigeria’s Reform Signals: Confidence Boost, Fintech Surge, and Industrial Ambition
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Nigeria’s Reform Signals: Confidence Boost, Fintech Surge, and Industrial Ambition
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In this episode of 234Digest Audio Briefs, host Samuel Okocha distills signals shaping Nigeria’s economic trajectory.
- Nigeria exits the FATF grey list, restoring global financial credibility
- Dangote Refinery announces expansion to 1.4 million barrels/day as it sets to become the world’s largest
- Moniepoint raises $90M, bolstering unicorn status and pushing toward pan-African fintech dominance
- FIRS introduces 10% withholding tax on short-term investment interest, ending years of exemptions
- CBN explores stablecoin adoption amid digital finance recalibration
- Nigeria’s entertainment and media sector leads Africa with 11.2% growth
- Financial inclusion rises to 64%
Featuring sound bites from:
- Aliko Dangote on industrial confidence and energy independence
- Ross Strike of Moniepoint on fintech expansion and financial inclusion
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- Recorded in Abuja
- Produced and hosted by Samuel Okocha
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