1945

Today, the FDI story of Nigeria is dominated by the oil industry. It was not always so. At independence, in 1960, there was a widespread FDI presence in the economy. Policy design thereafter narrowed the scope for FDI and decades of political instability, economic mismanagement and endemic corruption further reduced Nigeria's ability to attract and retain FDI. This was compounded by a relentless deterioration of the country's social conditions and physical infrastructure, in spite of increased public revenues generated by the oil sector.

Countries: Nigeria
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