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Nigeria and West Africa with 5% GDP growth over next decade. |
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South Africa (cross border deals- currently involved in 2 major cross-border entry acquisition deals by South African companies in Food Processing and Mining). |
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Nigeria has an estimated 20% of its population {25 million people} earning $2, 530 per annum. |
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GDP per head PPP basis: Nigeria: $1, 000; Ghana: $2, 300; Benin: $1, 200; Cameroon: $1, 900. |
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Africa and Nigeria, in particular, is gradually becoming a full-fledged free market economy with a lot of potential investment opportunities. |
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Real GDP growth in Nigeria is expected to be in the upper range of 4% - 6% over next decade. |
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Nigeria has been ranked as the country with the highest return on investment worldwide. |
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Payment of Nigeria’s debts and the international investor ratings on Nigeria (Fitch and Moody’s) will bring down the cost of capital and make Nigeria more investor friendly. |
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African Union and NEPAD indicate strong push towards democracy and free-market enterprise. |
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