Contribution provided by the Presidency of Nigeria sourced from speeches made on January 1 and February 27.

Though still contending with a fragile economy, rising unemployment, and a tense internal security situation, President Buhari's reelection gives the statesman four more years to achieve his ambitious goals of financial and civil service reform, increased electrification, and improved crop production.

As Nigerians start to see the benefits of tax revenues, they have begun to appreciate it more.

Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) data indicates that tax revenues of the four years up to and including 2018 were below the targeted levels. This is no exception, but an endemic problem that successive administrations have yet to reverse.

Seeking to be recognized around the world as a world-class developer, South Energyx Nigeria Limited has brought a great deal of positive attention to Nigeria with Eko Atlantic City.

Given the enormous potential of Nigeria's market, global accountancy firms have invested heavily in their people, methodology, and technology.

The founding philosophy of Transcorp is and remains changing the African story by transforming lives and empowering people.

BOI is Nigeria's foremost development finance institution set up to promote local industrialization.

Beyond helping investors in the market, international banks support Nigerian firms expanding abroad.

Nova Merchant Bank seeks to better serve its customers by looking at new products and solutions to provide long-term financing.

Anyone in a position to influence broader market outcomes must first contend with the necessity of a cultural revolution in terms of risk perceptions

By inculcating firms with a strong sense of environmental, social, and governance responsibility and harnessing Africa's greatest demographic advantages, Coronation is helping launch the continent's next batch of corporate leaders.

Nigeria's leading financial institutions are investing in far more than energy and commodity-related assets, with strategic commitments to education, health and pharmaceuticals, and other brick-and-mortar industries that keep the Nigerian and West African economies churning.