South African has emerged as the country with the most investments in Nigeria ahead of other African countries, with investments portfolio worth over $4.23 billion in the last three years.
Closely followed in this order is Mauritius with $2.34 billion and Botswana coming third place with investments totaling $1.27 billion.
Other African investor countries in the time under review include: Congo ($1.29m)
Congo; Ivory Coast ($148m); Egypt ($10m); Guinea ($16.14m); Ghana ($50m); Kenya ($31.78m); Morocco ($20.87m); Niger ($43.97m); Sierra Leone ($2m); Seychelles ($2m);Somalia ($700,000); Sudan ($400,000); Togo ($53.59m); Uganda ($225.89m);
Zambia ($120,000)
