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Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments - Politics - Nairaland

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Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by VeeVeeMyLuv(op): 7:41am On Mar 07, 2025
Fri, 7 Mar 2025 6:31:21 WAT

The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has stated that the harsh economic environment in the country has led to the closure of about 30 per cent of Nigeria’s Micro and Small Medium Enterprises.

Dr. Segun Omisakin, Chief Economist and Director of Research at NESG, made the disclosure yesterday during the launch of the 2025 Private Sector Outlook, highlighting key economic trends, challenges, and opportunities for businesses navigating the evolving Nigerian economy.

According to him, “Between 2023 and 2024, multinational divestments and business closures led to an estimated 94 trillion Naira economic loss. Additionally, 30% of Nigeria’s 24 million registered MSMEs shut down during this period, underscoring the country’s economic vulnerability.”

Providing an in-depth analysis of the private sector’s performance and economic risks in 2024, he noted that while foreign exchange availability improved due to policy reforms, Nigeria’s currency depreciated significantly, with the official exchange rate averaging 1,479.9 Naira to the U.S. Dollar in 2024.

He noted that although trade surpluses and increased foreign capital inflows were recorded, fiscal constraints persisted, with public debt rising to 142.3 trillion Naira as of September 2024.

Looking ahead to 2025, Omisakin stressed the need for businesses “to adapt to economic uncertainties and employ strategic measures for growth and resilience.”

The Group also called for “Stronger collaboration between the public and private sectors, and ensuring that business associations like the Nigerian Association of Small and Medium Enterprises (NASME), the Nigerian Association of Small-Scale Industrialists (NASSI), and the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA) be actively involved in economic decision-making.”
https://dailytrust.com/nigeria-lost-n94trn-to-business-closures-multinational-divestments-nesg/

Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Skillsnigeria: 8:16am On Mar 07, 2025
Hmmm
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Racoon(m): 8:16am On Mar 07, 2025
This is the Tinubu's government wonder reality many macro-economies have to face under a failed propaganda government.

Expect more of them to fold up while the govt is wasting the scarce resources of the nation on investor-chasing jamborees.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by adekunle90: 8:16am On Mar 07, 2025
FCT jumat Mubarak to all Muslim brother and sisters
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Esthered: 8:19am On Mar 07, 2025
NESG knows the solution and should proffer it and not tell us collaboration...
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Ojuntana: 8:19am On Mar 07, 2025
Tinubulation

I wonder how many families "it" has favoured
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Tochitee(m):
It’s better than losing lives to anambra fake drugs! Nothing is as important as saving lives . I know This will be difficult for IPOBs to understand for the fact that their patron always get his advice from mad men!
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Kelklein(m):
The bulabas in power said it's all part of the baby steps of labour pain..

weyreys

94Trn is like the three year budget of the country.. real budget
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by SUGARCyprian247: 8:23am On Mar 07, 2025
smiley

Omo e no easy, more businesses will close down!

Starting a business in Nigeria 🇳🇬 should be added to the 1000 ways to die.

Since 2015, APC been racing over 200 Million people to destruction
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Cj4charles(m): 8:24am On Mar 07, 2025
Fake First class Economics, he built Lagos bla bla bla...😁😅😂🤣
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Thewrath: 8:24am On Mar 07, 2025
Nigeria that does not produce anything is frustrating and driving away local and foreign investors.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Ojuntana: 8:25am On Mar 07, 2025
Tochitee:
It’s better than losing lives to anambra fake drugs! Nothing is as important as saving lives . I know This will be difficult for IPOBs to understand for the fact that their patron always got advices from mad men!
Is NESG speaking for fake drugs?
Why don't you Google NESG before making unintelligent posts
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Risingblue008(m): 8:25am On Mar 07, 2025
And yet,
Some junkies will still support tinibu's economic policies, sometime I ask myself if this man tinibu hears the cry of pple huh huh
This policies are not friendly with businesses,
And still expanding the tax rates,and d idiot is still borrowing,.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Confirm4real(m): 8:25am On Mar 07, 2025
Paid online APC THUGS won't comment cheesy
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Lifestone(m): 8:27am On Mar 07, 2025
What is the methodology adopted for this research? A research is as good as it's basis.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Rootprof(m): 8:27am On Mar 07, 2025
Kwara state should be number 1 on the list. The govo really messed up people's business, now many people are suffering cos of governor AA actions in the state. Well we do have 4 years to rethink and rewrite our mistakes. Guy sit tight cos this regimes looks like a long one. God will help us.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Meliziz: 8:27am On Mar 07, 2025
Country that has fallen. What is left is yoruba ronu hypocrisy. Tinubu should win again.after his tenure let him hand over to shetima. Then shetima to Mc Oluomo. We the Igbos has given up. It won't take time we must get this Biafra and build a nation we will be proud of.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Cj4charles(m): 8:28am On Mar 07, 2025
Tochitee:
It’s better than losing lives to anambra fake drugs! Nothing is as important as saving lives . I know This will be difficult for IPOBs to understand for the fact that their patron always got advices from mad men!
Your country is heading to it's grave by your Fake Accountant & Lagos builder, na Anambra and PO matters still wan kill you😁😅😂🤣
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by AdamuKD: 8:28am On Mar 07, 2025
grin
Ronu economic growth

Senseless government
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by AK481(m): 8:29am On Mar 07, 2025
How people continue to support evil government in nigeria against their life is interesting .
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Tochitee(m): 8:30am On Mar 07, 2025
Ojuntana:
Is NESG speaking for fake drugs?
Why don't you Google NESG before making unintelligent posts
Just like I have just said,” IPOBs mentality are always off tangent !
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by AdamuKD: 8:31am On Mar 07, 2025
Tochitee:
It’s better than losing lives to anambra fake drugs! Nothing is as important as saving lives . I know This will be difficult for IPOBs to understand for the fact that their patron always got advices from mad men!
You are indeed senseless
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Rating(m): 8:37am On Mar 07, 2025
I'm guessing some are waiting for directives from Aso-Rock (or wherever they get their direction) to know how to spin this narrative.

The FX market alone has grossly affected businesses in Nigeria within the past 18 months, not to talk of individuals.

That being said, how did NESG come about these numbers?
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by surgical: 8:37am On Mar 07, 2025
Cj4charles:
Your country is heading to it's grave by your Fake Accountant & Lagos builder, na Anambra and PO matters still wan kill you😁😅😂🤣
stupidity is not more than thar, they will engrossed in Stockholm syndrome instead of focusing and doing everything to better their lives
They will want to kill themselves for leaders who are trying by all means to take their lives with glaring evidence, if that's not stupidity, I wonder what it is
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by surgical: 8:38am On Mar 07, 2025
Rating:
I'm guessing some are waiting for directives from Aso-Rock (or wherever they get their direction) to know how to spin this narrative.

The FX market alone has grossly affected businesses in Nigeria within the past 18 months, not to talk of individuals.

That being said, how did NESG come about these numbers?
omokri has not seen the news ,he will soon give his own jaundice view
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by JesusSaves49(m): 8:41am On Mar 07, 2025
Bad policies have consequences
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Believeintruth:
Tochitee:
It’s better than losing lives to anambra fake drugs! Nothing is as important as saving lives . I know This will be difficult for IPOBs to understand for the fact that their patron always got advices from mad men!
Try and have sense small. I know it is a hard task for you, but try because your brain is hollow, filled with bad air of ethnic hatred and because your brain is hollow, it echoes too loud when you say rubbish.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by genkins(m): 8:43am On Mar 07, 2025
surgical:
stupidity is not more than thar, they will engrossed in Stockholm syndrome instead of focusing and doing everything to better their lives
They will want to kill themselves for leaders who are trying by all means to take their lives with glaring evidence, if that's not stupidity, I wonder what it is
That guy is not stupid oo..he is just earning his daily bread.guess today he is tired of logging into different monikers to support his post .lol
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by Ojuntana: 8:47am On Mar 07, 2025
Tochitee:
Just like I have just said,” IPOBs mentality are always off tangent !
Just like I have just said, "You lack basic intellectual ability to comment intelligently on issues". That's why you're hiding under IPOB trolling
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by JuanDeDios:
VeeVeeMyLuv:
Fri, 7 Mar 2025 6:31:21 WAT


https://dailytrust.com/nigeria-lost-n94trn-to-business-closures-multinational-divestments-nesg/
This is why Tinubu's subsidy removal, the way it was done, produces a NET LOSS. Those who think it was a good move because we're seeing some ill-defined "gains" are misguided.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by onuman: 8:56am On Mar 07, 2025
What a loss.

In a country of the wise, nobody will want APC near the corridor of power again.
Re: Nigeria Lost ₦‎94 Trillion To Business Closures, Multinational Divestments by israelmao(m): 8:57am On Mar 07, 2025
APC- led government destroyed many gains made by PDP-led government.
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