Nigeria’s economy has struggled this year, with the most obvious cause being the recent collapse of global oil prices. But this isn’t the only obstacle to faster growth in Sub-Saharan Africa’s largest economy; many structural factors are weighing on the country’s large non-oil sector. We expect that growth will average just 3.5% this year.
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