Nigerian elections bring uncertainty to the fore: Seize the opportunity to invest in second citizenship in Dominica Roseau, March 02, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The increased economic and political uncertainties amongst the Nigerian community on the pre-elections, growing numbers of businesspeople are weighing their options to either invest their wealth back into the country or seek to invest elsewhere. There is the latest trend of Nigerians are relocating abroad for a better livelihood, security and safety for their families and businesses. And in doing so diversifying risk is top of mind for investors, and exploring risk investments outside of Nigeria may have positive outcomes back home, in Nigeria. How the diaspora has been supporting Nigeria As much as Nigerians are travelling abroad for work, live and investment opportunities. These opportunities do not stop Nigerians from investing back in Nigeria, while abroad. According to the World Bank 2022 report remittance grew an estimated 5.2 per cent to US$53 billion in 2022, as compared to 16.4 per cent in 2021 in Sub-Saharan Africa. Although, Nigeria remains in the lead as the highest recipient of remittance in Sub-Saharan Africa during 2022, followed by Kenya, Ghana and Senegal. The 2023 remittances are projected […]
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