Economic growth driven primarily by speculative financial investments (hot money) rather than productive manufacturing sectors fails to create sustainable employment or build a stable middle class, as demonstrated by Nigeria's situation where 85% of foreign investment flows into financial assets while less than 5% supports manufacturing, resulting in significant job losses and economic instability.
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Paper Growth vs. Real ProductionAjouté :
Nigeria's facing a contradiction.
Foreign investment is rising.
Yet, local factories are shutting down.
Most inflows are not funding real projects.
Instead, 85% is hot money chasing quick profit in banks and financial assets. Less than 5% goes into manufacturing. Because of this, factories are struggling. Electricity is expensive, loans are hard to get, and over 15,000 jobs are lost in less than 6 months. Economists warn that this is dangerous. An economy driven by speculation cannot build strong industries and a stable middle class. If Nigeria does not redirect money into real production like factories, growth will stay on paper and not in people's lives.
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