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2016 FINANCE & INVESTMENT
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THE REALITY OF AFRICA’S GROWTH
In this 5th edition of the Finance special issue, The Africa Report will release the 17th annual exclusive ranking of the Top 200 African Banks, along with in-depth regional analysis, analysis interviews and profiles. profiles Africa’s banks are expanding their reach and financial strength, but access to capital remains a key challenge. We also investigate on the reality of Africa’s growth. CONTACT: advertising@theafricareport.com - T +33 1 4647 2545 – Fax +33 1 4647 8132
#TSI06– dated Sept 16 – Out 5 Sept
Booking deadline: 5 Aug– – Material deadline: 12 Aug Extra circulation includes: ●
NIGERIA Focus
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IMF & WB meeting
Reforming the economy
In the face of lower oil revenue and a feisty national assembly, President Buhari has ambitious plans to reform the economy and the oil sector in particular. Sector by sector analysis Interviews & success stories People to watch: the movers and shakers of Nigeria’s promising future ECONOMY. Ambitious reform agenda. Buhari's ambitious reform agenda is to boost Nigeria's economy, through an expansionary budget. To do that he will need the engine room of delivery - the civil service - to change their ways..
AGRICULTURE. Under agriculture minister Akinwumi Adesina, the government launched the Agricultural Transformation Agenda. Through boosting local production and strengthening value chains, the country reduced its food import bill by $2.3bn in 2014.
Oil Sector Upheaval. the impact of Buhari's restructuring of the NNPC takes effect, how is this changing the oil sector in Nigeria in terms of transparency. Also what success is the government having with recovering missing revenues.
FINANCE. Nigeria’s financial institutions are adopting a cautious approach given the lack of clarity about government policy and the unpredictability of international oil markets
INFRASTRUCTURE. The economy requires vast investments, especially in the power and transportation sectors. The National Infrastructure Investment Plan calls for spending of $30-50bn per year, well beyond the government’s capacity. Lagos infrastructure - Nigeria's commercial capital is in desperate need for new road building particularly a new bridge to connect the mainland to Lagos Island.
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