As Nigeria’s economy pivots from stabilisation to growth, PwC outlined seven key themes that will determine whether 2026 is a year of continued stability or the official beginning of sustainable growth.
Nigeria’s macroeconomic indicators are finally beginning to align, as seen with the slowing inflation figures of 15.15 percent as of December 2025, and the economy expanding at 3.98 percent as of the third quarter of 2025.
The World Bank and the International Monetary Fund see the economy growing at its fastest in more than a decade this year. However, on the street, growth hasn’t yet translated into broad-based relief.