- The state of the economy has pushed Nigeria into a vulnerable status in the African Country Instability Risk Index (ACIRI) for 2024
- The ACIRI developed by SBM Intelligence assesses the political, economic, and social factors contributing to the region’s political instability
- Bunmi Bailey, head of research, explained to Legit.ng what Nigerians should do to reverse poor ranking
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Nigeria’s economic challenges, marked by the depreciation of the naira and persistent inflation, have contributed to its slide into a “vulnerable status” on the African Country Instability Risk Index (ACIRI) for 2024.
The index compiled by SBM Intelligence scored Nigeria’s risk level at 45, reflecting a change of -6 compared to 39 in 2023.
The report noted that Nigeriais faced with …