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Nigeria 2016: Hidden Business
Opportunities
Akin Afere | Alder Consulting | March 19, 2016
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- Largest in Africa
- The 8th largest in the world
6
However, from all the
projections as well as all
that is happening, our
economy is struggling.
Consider the following:
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Nigerian Economy:
Growth Rate
6.7
6.5
5.9
2.3 2.1
Nigerian Economy:
Inflation Rate
8.7
9.2
9.3
9.6
11.4
8
Although other countries
(especially those with a heavy
dependence on oil revenue) are
experiencing a downturn as well, the
bad news is that most of them are
better prepared to handle the situation
better than we are.
I will illustrate this shortly.
There are 3 primary
factors that highlight
the current economic
downturn.
Drop in oil price
$100
$63
$29
$30
$39
Note: If the oil price
stays above $38,
Government will be
able to fund the
2016 budget and
things may not be
as bad as expected.
Based on the drop in oil prices
(and other factors), the value of
the Naira has dropped drastically.
Although the official CBN exchange
rate is N196, black market rates
currently fluctuate between
N315 and N350 to a Dollar.
Finally, our external reserves
(or savings) are very low
($27.8b as at December 2015).
Consider the following countries:
Country Foreign Reserves ($)
China 3.4 Trillion
Brazil 359 Billion
India 346 Billion
Algeria 155 Billion
All the FOREX transaction
restrictions we are currently
experiencing is largely due to
Government efforts to shore up
our foreign exchange reserves
and halt the depreciation
of the Naira.
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1. As Nigeria’s main source of
income is oil (over 90% of FOREX
earnings & 70% of Government
revenue), it means we have less
money to spend as a country.
Therefore the amount of money
within the system is reduced,
and the cost of living & doing
business rises.
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2. We don’t refine enough fuel to
meet local consumption. And so, we
are spending scarce resources to
buy refined products at premium
prices.
16
3. Nigeria is an export driven
economy. We import everything
(including tooth picks!) and we pay
in Dollars.
This means the cost paid by
importers increases, the more the
Dollar rises, therefore the cost
of goods and services will also
increase as I am sure you have
experienced.
17
18
Where ever there is
squeeze or lack, there
is an opportunity to be
mined.
19
There is a current push
towards a diversification of
the economy. Using this as
a stepping stone, I will
spotlight 3 areas of
opportunities briefly.
20
Agriculture
Nigeria’s population (186.4m) is
the largest in Africa and 7th
largest in the world.
Someone has to feed all those
people. Also, consider the global
drive towards the consumption
of organic/fresh products.
Agriculture contd.
There is a lot of Government and
private funding opportunities in
this area. Some of these include:
Fund for Agricultural Finance in
Nigeria (FAFIN) and Agricultural
Credit Guarantee Scheme Fund
(ACGSF).
But you need strong idea and
business concept.
Agriculture contd.
Whatever part of the value chain
you choose to pursue, the
opportunities are there. But you
must bring creativity to it. Always
ask how can I make it better?
Cf: OmoAlata, Hay Country Foods,
KayMart
Services
The service sector accounts for
52% of Nigeria’s GDP in terms of
employment.
There are vast opportunities here
due to the large size of Nigeria’s
middle class (Africa’s middle class
of 313 million people is the fastest
growing middle class category in
the world).
Services contd.
The middle class spends on
comfort. Therefore, the question is
what service can you provide and
how can you provide it differently?
Technology & Social media
To understand the potential
here, consider the following
facts and figures.
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Statistics in
% of Nigeria’s population that is under 35.
Technology & social media contd.
The opportunity here is to find out
what you can provide for these
people (below 35) that they need
on a daily basis.
For this demographic,
technology and social media
are important.
Technology & social media contd.
Find out what they want, what
they need, what they eating, what
they wearing, where they going
e.t.c.
Then ask what can I provide
and how can I leverage
technology to do it.
31
Whatever opportunity you decide
to pursue, you must strive do
things differently and you must
remain consistent.
Due to the tightness in the
economy, there is a drop in
demand as people become more
careful with spending.
32
Demand will drop. But there is a
solution:
Standout! Differentiate yourself!
33
34
The law of Demand & Supply
states that when a standard
commodity is offered by
numerous sellers to numerous
buyers, price falls.
Tweak the assumptions
undergirding this law and you
will differentiate yourself and
your business.
35
Uncomoditise yourself,
product or service
Create business
distinction
Distinguish your
customers
Be advantageously
comparable to your
competitors
Retain your
customers
Create desire
for your skills,
products or
service
Make access to your
market difficult
for competitors
(because irreplaceable)
Adapted from Alder Consulting’s Brand Septagon. ©Alder Consulting 2016
If you just concentrate on any 2
of the foregoing, you are on
your way to making the best of
the opportunities that come
your way.
I wish you success in your
endeavours.
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The Roundtable Lagos_March 19, 2016

  • 1.
  • 2. 2 Nigeria 2016: Hidden Business Opportunities Akin Afere | Alder Consulting | March 19, 2016
  • 3. 3
  • 4. 4
  • 5. 5 - Largest in Africa - The 8th largest in the world
  • 6. 6 However, from all the projections as well as all that is happening, our economy is struggling. Consider the following:
  • 7. 7 Nigerian Economy: Growth Rate 6.7 6.5 5.9 2.3 2.1 Nigerian Economy: Inflation Rate 8.7 9.2 9.3 9.6 11.4
  • 8. 8 Although other countries (especially those with a heavy dependence on oil revenue) are experiencing a downturn as well, the bad news is that most of them are better prepared to handle the situation better than we are. I will illustrate this shortly.
  • 9. There are 3 primary factors that highlight the current economic downturn.
  • 10. Drop in oil price $100 $63 $29 $30 $39 Note: If the oil price stays above $38, Government will be able to fund the 2016 budget and things may not be as bad as expected.
  • 11. Based on the drop in oil prices (and other factors), the value of the Naira has dropped drastically. Although the official CBN exchange rate is N196, black market rates currently fluctuate between N315 and N350 to a Dollar.
  • 12. Finally, our external reserves (or savings) are very low ($27.8b as at December 2015). Consider the following countries: Country Foreign Reserves ($) China 3.4 Trillion Brazil 359 Billion India 346 Billion Algeria 155 Billion
  • 13. All the FOREX transaction restrictions we are currently experiencing is largely due to Government efforts to shore up our foreign exchange reserves and halt the depreciation of the Naira.
  • 14. 14
  • 15. 1. As Nigeria’s main source of income is oil (over 90% of FOREX earnings & 70% of Government revenue), it means we have less money to spend as a country. Therefore the amount of money within the system is reduced, and the cost of living & doing business rises. 15
  • 16. 2. We don’t refine enough fuel to meet local consumption. And so, we are spending scarce resources to buy refined products at premium prices. 16
  • 17. 3. Nigeria is an export driven economy. We import everything (including tooth picks!) and we pay in Dollars. This means the cost paid by importers increases, the more the Dollar rises, therefore the cost of goods and services will also increase as I am sure you have experienced. 17
  • 18. 18
  • 19. Where ever there is squeeze or lack, there is an opportunity to be mined. 19
  • 20. There is a current push towards a diversification of the economy. Using this as a stepping stone, I will spotlight 3 areas of opportunities briefly. 20
  • 21. Agriculture Nigeria’s population (186.4m) is the largest in Africa and 7th largest in the world. Someone has to feed all those people. Also, consider the global drive towards the consumption of organic/fresh products.
  • 22. Agriculture contd. There is a lot of Government and private funding opportunities in this area. Some of these include: Fund for Agricultural Finance in Nigeria (FAFIN) and Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme Fund (ACGSF). But you need strong idea and business concept.
  • 23. Agriculture contd. Whatever part of the value chain you choose to pursue, the opportunities are there. But you must bring creativity to it. Always ask how can I make it better? Cf: OmoAlata, Hay Country Foods, KayMart
  • 24. Services The service sector accounts for 52% of Nigeria’s GDP in terms of employment. There are vast opportunities here due to the large size of Nigeria’s middle class (Africa’s middle class of 313 million people is the fastest growing middle class category in the world).
  • 25. Services contd. The middle class spends on comfort. Therefore, the question is what service can you provide and how can you provide it differently?
  • 26. Technology & Social media To understand the potential here, consider the following facts and figures.
  • 28. % of Nigeria’s population that is under 35.
  • 29. Technology & social media contd. The opportunity here is to find out what you can provide for these people (below 35) that they need on a daily basis. For this demographic, technology and social media are important.
  • 30. Technology & social media contd. Find out what they want, what they need, what they eating, what they wearing, where they going e.t.c. Then ask what can I provide and how can I leverage technology to do it.
  • 31. 31
  • 32. Whatever opportunity you decide to pursue, you must strive do things differently and you must remain consistent. Due to the tightness in the economy, there is a drop in demand as people become more careful with spending. 32
  • 33. Demand will drop. But there is a solution: Standout! Differentiate yourself! 33
  • 34. 34 The law of Demand & Supply states that when a standard commodity is offered by numerous sellers to numerous buyers, price falls. Tweak the assumptions undergirding this law and you will differentiate yourself and your business.
  • 35. 35 Uncomoditise yourself, product or service Create business distinction Distinguish your customers Be advantageously comparable to your competitors Retain your customers Create desire for your skills, products or service Make access to your market difficult for competitors (because irreplaceable) Adapted from Alder Consulting’s Brand Septagon. ©Alder Consulting 2016
  • 36. If you just concentrate on any 2 of the foregoing, you are on your way to making the best of the opportunities that come your way. I wish you success in your endeavours. 36
  • 37. 37 37