Record inflation, a sliding naira currency and weak financial structure are making investors hesitant about Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy. Despite economic reforms under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, some companies are choosing to withdraw their presence from the country. Tinubu’s reforms, which include ending fuel subsidies and freeing up the naira, are intended to attract more foreign investment, but have resulted in a decrease in the naira’s value against the dollar. Access to foreign currency remains a major challenge for foreign companies operating in Nigeria. Several international companies, such as Shoprite and Procter & Gamble, have already scaled back their operations or completely exited the country. The departure and restructuring of these companies have dampened interest from foreign investors, leading to a decline in foreign direct investment. However, experts believe that leaving Nigeria is a mistake as the country still offers more opportunities than many other African countries.