Nigeria is a great, high-potential country with vast opportunities for doing business but unfortunately many foreign multinational companies have come in and exited Nigeria. Many of them successful in establishing businesses in at least 5 other countries but unable to grow or make a profit in Nigeria. With significant natural resources and ample human resources, the only thing setting this amazing country backwards is leadership. Leadership with the right legislation and checks and balances to reduce corruption, increase standard of living and grow the economy. Nigeria continues to welcome investors into her great country despite the examples of prior failed businesses that continue to discourage investors well into the 2020s. The below are some of the largest foreign companies that invested notably into establishing and growing a base in Nigeria but failed and exited the country. 5 large foreign multinational companies that exited Nigeria in the 2010s:

1. Etisalat UAE

2. Woolworths

3. UBS

4. HSBC

5. Tiger Brands

 

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