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Nigeria 2015 budget: looking behind the numbers

Falling oil revenue will cause Nigeria’s fiscal deficit to widen in 2015, but we do not expect the shortfall to exceed 2% of GDP. Despite talk of tightening fiscal policy, federal government spending in 2015 will probably exceed the levels seen in 2014. 

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