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One outlook.
Four ways to engage it.
CountryWatch is a forward-looking quarterly service on Nigeria’s economic outlook. It combines a common analytical engine with four access modes so decision-makers can read the evidence, model it, debate it and apply it inside their own organisations.
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Explore Premium optionsWhy Nigeria? Why CountryWatch?
Four connected pillars: places, people, products and portfolio.
CountryWatch examines what Nigeria has, who can put those strengths to work, what it produces and what its assets could become worth when productively deployed. Read the Report, explore the Database, discuss strategic implications at the Conference and apply the findings through the Seminar.
Places
Natural and built capital.
People
Who can put those strengths to work.
Products
What it produces.
Portfolio
What its assets could become worth when productively deployed.
Across 36 states and the FCT, CountryWatch examines 46 sectors within four clusters—Industrial, Infrastructure, Commercial and Human Capital—and follows the implications for companies and citizens. Goods, ideas, talent and money connect this national picture to the world. The Q4 2026 edition is organised in seven modules: browse all 41 sections →
The five-lens analytical engine
Reforms → Outcomes → Impact → Shocks → Outlook
CountryWatch follows the transmission from policy reform to economic outcomes, from outcomes to their effects on states, sectors, companies and citizens, and then to the shocks that could alter the trajectory and the outlook that follows.
Reforms
Follow policy changes in foreign exchange, public finance, financial markets and sector supply, and examine how implementation shapes the response.
- Fiscal
- Monetary
- Trade
- Regulatory
- Institutional
Question What changed in policy or implementation?
Outcomes
Read the evidence on liquidity, price stability, output growth and welfare, with a clear distinction between measured results and data gaps.
- Liquidity
- Price stability
- Growth
- Welfare
Question What measurable macro outcomes are emerging?
Impact
Compare how economic change reaches states, sectors, companies and citizens. National averages are a starting point for understanding different experiences.
- States
- Sectors
- Companies
- Citizens
Question Who is gaining, repositioning or falling behind?
Shocks
Trace global, continental and national developments through trade, finance, prices and confidence to understand Nigeria’s exposure.
- Global
- Continental
- National
- Transmission channels
Question What could change reforms, outcomes or impact?
Outlook
Explore the framework for baseline, upside and downside scenarios and the signposts used to assess them. Forecasts and scenario analysis require Premium Report access.
- Baseline
- Upside
- Downside
- Signposts
Question What trajectory follows, and what should decision-makers watch?
Summaries are open to everyone. Basic access—currently free includes the executive summary and designated retrospective sections. Fuller histories and analysis follow your product entitlement. Forecasts require Premium Report access.
Transmission logic. Reforms → Outcomes → Impact. Shocks can alter any point in that chain; Outlook converts the evidence and the risks into conditional paths.
Four ways to engage CountryWatch
Read it. Model it. Debate it. Apply it.
One outlook, four access modes. Choose how you want to engage the evidence.
Read it · Nigeria's Economic Outlook Report
A concise quarterly reference that interprets the common evidence.
A premium executive reference that distils a large evidence base into a concise quarterly interpretation. The Q4 2026 edition has 7 modules, 41 sections, 26 numbered charts, 22 tables and 14 boxes, with module glossaries and a consolidated glossary.
₦150,000 per copy, per month · volume pricing from 3 copies · excl. VAT
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Explore the Report →- Stable architecture — readers compare turning points without relearning the framework.
- Charts, tables and commentary — charts show direction, tables expose the evidence, and concise commentary explains what changed and why it matters.
- Evidence discipline — distinguishes what the evidence already establishes from what must await subsequent data releases.
- Built for use — designed to be read, cited, circulated internally and revisited when decisions are made.
Model it · Nigeria's Economic Outlook Database
An interactive evidence layer for queries, comparisons, rankings and scenarios.
The interactive evidence layer behind CountryWatch. Query, compare and export quarterly series using common definitions across the service, and build an independent reading of Nigeria rather than relying only on the published interpretation.
₦250,000 per named user, per month · excl. VAT
Database subscriptions are available now.
Explore the Database →- Reform variables and implementation markers alongside the latest outcome variables.
- Compare liquidity, price stability, growth and welfare evidence by period and source.
- Re-rank impact measures across states, sectors, companies and citizens.
- Scenario functions for baseline, upside and downside comparisons.
Debate it · Nigeria's Economic Outlook Conference
A quarterly forum for testing the evidence and outlook with experts and peers.
CountryWatch in conversation: a quarterly open-enrolment forum for decision-makers, experts and peers, designed to expose assumptions, disagreements and transmission channels rather than simply repeat the Report.
₦500,000 per delegate, in person or Zoom · volume pricing from 3 delegates · excl. VAT
Registration opens 5 October 2026.
Explore the Conference →- Panel journey — begins with Reforms before examining Outcomes, Impact, Shocks and Outlook.
- Third Thursday of the second month of each quarter: February, May, August and November.
- Lagos Continental Hotel & Zoom, 09:00–18:00 WAT — attend in person or online.
- Faculty is edition-specific and issued separately as speakers are confirmed.
Apply it · Nigeria's Economic Outlook Seminar
A bespoke in-house engagement that translates the outlook into organisational decisions.
A closed-enrolment strategy-room engagement tailored to one organisation. It converts national macro intelligence into implications for budgets, financing, pricing, markets, investment, people, risk and strategy.
₦500,000 per participant · participant count and scope agreed in the proposal · excl. VAT
Enquiries are open now. Seminars are delivered after the Conference by arrangement; a binding proposal defines the scope.
Explore the Seminar →- Private, closed-enrolment setting for one organisation.
- Reforms become the starting assumptions; outcomes are tested against internal budgets and plans.
- Shocks and scenarios become triggers for action rather than abstract forecasts.
- Half-day or full-day, in-person or virtual, by agreement.
How CountryWatch measures impact
Consistent across four levels, so every edition shows who is gaining, repositioning or falling behind.
36 States + FCT
Every state and the Federal Capital Territory is read through four lenses.
- Product
- People
- Places
- Portfolio
36 States + FCTHover or tap a state
- Abia
- Adamawa
- Akwa Ibom
- Anambra
- Bauchi
- Bayelsa
- Benue
- Borno
- Cross River
- Delta
- Ebonyi
- Edo
- Ekiti
- Enugu
- Gombe
- Imo
- Jigawa
- Kaduna
- Kano
- Katsina
- Kebbi
- Kogi
- Kwara
- Lagos
- Nasarawa
- Niger
- Ogun
- Ondo
- Osun
- Oyo
- Plateau
- Rivers
- Sokoto
- Taraba
- Yobe
- Zamfara
- Federal Capital Territory (FCT)
46 Sectors
Sectors are grouped into four clusters so that comparisons hold across editions.
- Industrial
- Commercial
- Infrastructure
- Human Capital
Companies
Two measures, applied consistently, so that re-ranking is meaningful quarter to quarter.
- Net output
- Market capitalisation
Citizens
Household impact is measured across four paired lenses.
- Income / Jobs
- Food / Health
- Shelter / Infrastructure
- Safety / Security
Debate it · Nigeria's Economic Outlook Conference
Thursday, 19 November 2026
Lagos Continental Hotel & Zoom · 09:00–18:00 WAT
A quarterly forum for testing the evidence and outlook with experts and peers. The panel journey begins with Reforms before examining Outcomes, Impact, Shocks and Outlook. Attendance is by prior reservation and confirmation; confirmed participants receive pre-conference materials for the quarterly edition.
Registration opens 5 October 2026 · ₦500,000 per delegate, excl. VAT
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Third Thursday of the second month of each quarter
- Q1February
- Q2May
- Q3August
- Q4NovemberNext
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Each copy gives one named reader the full Report and subscriber updates for the selected paid term. Monthly and annual options are available.
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- 5–9 users: ₦127,500 each
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Conference
₦500,000 per delegate, in person or Zoom
Attendance is by prior reservation and confirmation. Confirmed participants receive pre-conference materials for the quarterly edition.
- 1–4 delegates: ₦500,000 each
- 5–9 delegates: ₦450,000 each
- 10+: ₦425,000 each
Registration opens 5 October 2026
Model it
Database
₦250,000 per named user, per month
Database access for one named user for the selected monthly or annual term, including updates during that period. User access is personal and non-transferable unless an institutional arrangement is agreed.
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₦500,000 per participant
Scope, participant group, date, venue and format are agreed with the host organisation.
- Scope and participant count agreed in the proposal.
- Minimum charge: ₦6,000,000 or US$6,000 per session for up to 12 participants, even if fewer attend. Each additional participant: ₦500,000 or US$500. No discounts. Hybrid attendance at the same price; venue and refreshments included for in-person attendees. Prices exclude VAT.
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Engagements are adapted to each participant’s mandate, exposure and planning horizon. How seminars apply it →
- Business & financeDomestic and foreign businesses, public enterprises, investors, creditors and portfolio managers: operating plans, capital allocation, investment appraisal, credit assessment and portfolio decisions
- Government & legislaturesMinistries, agencies, economic advisory bodies, legislators and committees: reform implementation, budgets, revenue and expenditure scrutiny, oversight, outcomes and impact
- International stakeholdersDiplomatic commercial sections, donors and development partners: trade and investment engagement, country strategies, development programmes and partnerships
- Knowledge & public engagementAcademics, researchers, media and civil society: research, teaching, economic reporting, public debate and accountability
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