The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has warned that recent U.S. military threats and heightening geopolitical tensions could negatively impact Nigeria’s already fragile economy.
According to the group, heightened global uncertainty often triggers capital flight, weakens investor confidence and destabilizes markets — all of which Nigeria cannot afford at this time. CPPE analysts argue that diplomatic engagement, not military escalation, is crucial for protecting Nigeria’s economic stability. Their warning comes amid increasing concern over international rhetoric and its ripple effects on developing economies.
Reference: The Times Nigeria — https://www.thetimes.com.ng
