Nigeria has reinforced its commitment to deep and sustained economic reforms as the G20 Investment Dialogue concluded in Johannesburg, signalling a more attractive environment for international investment.

Speaking to global investors and South African business leaders, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, outlined how recent policy reforms are restoring macroeconomic stability and improving predictability for private capital.

Key economic indicators show positive momentum: GDP growth rose to 4.23% in Q2 2025, inflation has begun to ease, and external reserves now stand at $46.3 billion. Growth is also becoming more diversified, with major contributions from telecommunications, trade, construction, rail, electricity, and refining.

“The message to investors is clear,” Edun said. “Nigeria is not only open for business; Nigeria is reforming to accelerate private-sector-led growth.”