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Top sectors in Nigeria with highest import cost in 9M 2024

Industrial – $5.4bn
Food products – $1.9bn
Manufacturing – $1.3bn
Oil & gas – $1.2bn
Transport – $311m
Minerals – $254m
Agriculture – $131m

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Top 10 sectors in Nigeria with highest foreign investments in Q2 2024

Banking–$1.12b
Production–$624.71m
Trading–$569.22m
Telecomms–$113.42m
Shares–$78.01m
Financing–$40.44m
Electrical–$26.51m
Transport–$14.00m
Agriculture–$5.91m
Oil and Gas–$5.00m

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Top 10 countries with highest foreign investment into Nigeria in Q2 2024

UK–$1.12b
Netherlands–$577.82m
South Africa–$255.98m
Mauritius–$250.7m
UAE–$143.44m
United States–$81.58m
Saudi Arabia–$54.55m
Hong Kong–$15.47m
Switzerland–$14.55m
Belgium-$14.32m

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Only three states in Nigeria received foreign capital inflows in Q2 2024

Abuja – $1.24b
Ekiti – $0.01m or $0.0085m
Lagos – $1.37b

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Top 10 banks with highest cap importation - Q2 2024

Citibank –$818.46m
Standard Chartered –$654.79m
Rand Merchant –$488.59m
Stanbic IBTC –$409.93m
Access Bank –$80.14m
Zenith Bank –$78.01m
Ecobank Nig –$25.89m
FBN –$21.28m
GT Bank –$9.11m
FCMB –$6.21m

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Top 10 states in Nigeria with the highest inflation (YoY) - June 2024

Bauchi– 43.9%
Kogi– 39.9%
Oyo– 39.2%
Rivers– 37.2%
Ondo, Abia– 37.0%
Kwara, Osun– 36.6%
Jigawa, Lagos– 36.4%
Bayelsa– 36.1%
Niger– 36.0%
Ebonyi– 35.7%

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Top 10 states in Nigeria with the highest food inflation (YoY) - June2024

Edo– 47.3%
Kogi– 46.4%
Cross River– 45.3%
Kwara– 44.6%
Ekiti– 44.5%
Oyo– 44.4%
Abia– 44.3%
Ebonyi– 44.1%
Gombe– 43.7%
Enugu, Ondo– 43.5%

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Top 10 sectors in Nigeria with highest foreign investments - Q1 2024

Banking – $2.07b
Trading – $494.93m
Production – $191.92m
Telecomms – $191.57m
IT – $171.70m
Shares – $98.71m
Financing – $75.55m
Electrical – $58.93m
Agriculture– $15.80m
Transport– $5.05m

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Only three (3) states in Nigeria received foreign capital inflows in Q1 2024

Lagos – $2.78bn
Abuja – $593.58m
Ekiti – $0.01m

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Top 10 banks with highest cap importation - Q1 2024

Stanbic IBTC –$1.28bn
Citibank –$547.7m
Rand Merchant -$528.7m
Standard Chartered –$399.4m
Access Bank –$278.2m
Zenith Bank –$98.71m
First Bank –$96.98m
UBA –$46.26m
Ecobank –$32.87m
NOVA Bank –$30.07m

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States with highest okada fare per drop in Nigeria – May 2024

Lagos – N850
Ondo – N700
Imo – N650
Taraba – N650
Delta – N630
Yobe– N620
Rivers– N600
Cross River – N590
Abuja– N550
Kaduna– N550

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States with highest intercity bus fare in Nigeria – May 2024

Anambra– N9,650
Akwa Ibom – N8,300
Gombe– N8,300
Abia– N8,250
Delta– N8,200
Bayelsa– N8,100
Abuja– N8,050
Cross River – N8,050
Adamawa– N7,700
Oyo– N7,600

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Top 10 states in Nigeria with the highest food inflation in May 2024

Kogi – 46.3%
Ekiti – 44.9%
Kwara – 44.7%
Osun – 44.6%
Edo – 44.5%
Enugu – 44.4%
Imo – 44.3%
Cross River – 44.2%
Abia – 44%
Akwa Ibom – 43.8%

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Top 10 states in Nigeria with the highest headline inflation in May 2024

Bauchi– 42.3%
Kogi– 39.4%
Oyo– 37.7%
Osun– 37.4%
Lagos– 37.4%
Jigawa– 37.3%
Abia– 36.7%
Bayelsa– 36.7%
Kebbi– 36.2%
Kwara– 36.2%

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Top Nigerian banks with highest salary per staff in 2023

Access Holdings–N21.85m
Stanbic IBTC–N20.45m
UBA–N17.35m
Fidelity Bank–N16.41m
FBN Holdings–N15.49m
Zenith Bank–N11.35
Wema Bank–N11.05m
FCMB–N9.60m
GTCO–N8.85m
Sterling Fin. Holdings–N6.84m

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Top Nigerian banks with highest staff strength in 2023

UBA–10.007
FBN Holdings–8,771
Zenith Bank–8,165
Access Holdings–7,334
GTCO–5,485
FCMB–3,554
Fidelity Bank–3,063
Stanbic IBTC–3,056
Sterling Fin. Holdings–3,042
Wema Bank–1,726

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Top Nigerian banks with highest net profit in 2023

Zenith Bank–N676.9bn
Access Holdings–N619.3bn
UBA–N607.7bn
GTCO–N539.7n
FBN Holdings–N310.4bn
Stanbic IBTC–N140.6bn
Fidelity Bank–N99.5bn
FCMB–N93.0bn
Wema Bank–N35.9bn
Sterling Fin. Holdings–N21.5bn

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Top Nigerian banks with highest average staff salary in 2023

UBA–N173.6bn
Access Holdings–N160.2bn
FBN Holdings–N135.9bn
Zenith Bank–N92.6bn
Stanbic IBTC–N62.5bn
Fidelity Bank–N50.3bn
GTCO–N48.5n
FCMB–N34.1bn
Sterling Fin. Holdings–N20.8bn
Wema Bank–N19.1bn

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Top Nigerian banks with highest personnel cost in 2023

UBA–N182.8bn
FBN Holdings–N179.1bn
Access Holdings–N167.9bn
Zenith Bank–N124.4bn
Stanbic IBTC–N65.8bn
Fidelity Bank–N52.6bn
FCMB–N49.6bn
GTCO–N45.1bn
Wema Bank–N26.8bn
Sterling Fin. Holdings–N23.1bn

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Top 10 Fastest Sectors by GDP – Q1 2024

Metal Ores – 114.4%
Rail Trans & Pipelines – 66.6%
Fin. Institutions – 33.3%
Insurance – 8.3%
Water Sup. sewerage & Waste Mgt – 7.0%
Telecomm – 6.2%
Trans Services – 5.9%
Crude Pet & Nat. Gas – 5.7%
Road Trans – 5.6%

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