Nigeria's economy contracted in the third quarter as businesses struggled to access foreign exchange and rebels continued to bomb oil pipelines in the restive south, official data showed Monday.
Nigeria economy shrinks by 2.2% in Q3
"The nation's gross domestic product (GDP) contracted by -2.24% year-on-year," the country's National Bureau of Statistics said
Nigeria's economy contract in the third quarter as businesses struggle to access foreign exchange and rebels continued to bomb oil pipelines in the restive south
"The nation's gross domestic product (GDP) contracted by -2.24% year-on-year," the country's National Bureau of Statistics said.
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