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Nigeria reports increase in foreign direct investment in Q3

By CNBC
19 December 2017   |   4:16 pm
Foreign investments into Nigeria shot up by 147 per cent year on year in the third quarter of 2017. Chamberlain Peterside, CEO of Xcellon Capital Advisors joins CNBC Africa to review FDI and FPI activities in Nigeria this past year.

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