Nigeria’s Q3 2025 GDP Shows Steady Recovery Despite Cost-of-Living Crisis — CPPE

The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) says Nigeria’s 3.98% GDP growth in Q3 2025 demonstrates a steady economic recovery driven by FX stability, moderating inflation, and rising investor confidence. Despite these gains, the centre warns that economic reforms continue to strain households, with cost-of-living pressures remaining a major concern. The non-oil sector contributed 96.56% to GDP, led by agriculture and services, while manufacturing recorded weak growth due to high energy costs and dependence on imported inputs. CPPE recommends targeted interventions to ease living costs, boost agricultural productivity, rebuild manufacturing competitiveness, improve transport and energy infrastructure, and strengthen social sector funding to ensure inclusive, sustainable growth.

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