Nigerian Economy Picks Up As Rate Of Negative Growth Reduces Sharply

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BREAKING: Nigeria economy picks up gradually from a negative GDP growth rate of -6.10% in Q2 2020 to -3.62% in Q3 2020 — NBS


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