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Disruptions worsening underlying weakness in Nigeria

Recent data suggest that Nigeria’s economy was struggling even before demonetisation efforts hit activity late last year. And we don’t expect economic news to take a turn for the better any time soon as further disruptions are likely no matter who wins upcoming elections.

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