Nigeria is largely dependent on the oil sector, which provides the country with 95 percent of foreign exchange earnings (Mauritius Trade Easy; Investing in Nigeria). The oil sector also gives 80 percent of the sector’s budgetary revenues (Global EDGE; Nigeria Economy). The country’s significant trade partners include China, India, and the Netherlands. Most of the […]
In 2016, Nigeria was ranked 35th globally in absolute terms as the most visited country by tourists recording approximately 5 million visitors. Some of the best tourist destinations in the country include Calabar, Lagos, Abeokuta, Yankari national park, Abuja, and Kainji lake national park. Calabar serves as the gateway to cross river reserves, and the
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Nigerian government revenue is divided or put under various that including revenue from oil, non-oil merchandise, and the federal government independent revenue. The main government finances in the country are oil and non-oil revenues. Oil revenues are those that proceed from selling crude oil, petroleum profit tax, rent, and royalties. The non-oil revenues, on the
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Location size and population Ghana is a 238,533 km2 country in West Africa, and Togo borders it in the east, Cote d’Ivoire in the west, the Gulf of Guinea in the south and Burkina Faso in the north. In 2020, Ghana had a total of 31 million people. The landscape of the country is
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Ghana’s education system is overseen and organized by the Ministry of Education. There are four levels in the system: primary school, junior secondary school, senior secondary school, and tertiary education. Although English is the official language of teaching at all stages of education, native languages are also utilized in elementary school, depending on the locality
Despite the fact that Ghana’s economy is developing, there is a substantial economic divide between the poor and the rich. This suggests that the country’s low-income areas are in desperate need of assistance. Volunteers are needed to support understaffed schools, underfunded healthcare clinics, farming activities, and more (Coles, 2015). However, most volunteer opportunities are humanitarian
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Celebrations in Ghana are usually extravagant, whether they are to celebrate religion, ancestors, rites of passage, or harvest. Many of these traditions are based on long-held habits, and each region has its own distinct culture (Akyeampong, 2018). The Fancy Dress Event is a masquerade festival conducted annually on January 1st by the people of Winneba
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As Ghana works to establish a more sustainable economy, it is critical that the country continue to attract fresh foreign investments. Ghana has continually drawn significant foreign investment and has a long history of trading with the rest of the world (Mensah–Belley, 2019). Ghana is one of the continent’s most stable democracies, offering investors a
Ghana is an enchanted land rich in history, culture, landscape, and wildlife. Ghana’s tourist industry contributes significantly to the country’s GDP and attracts foreign investment (Mereku, 2018). Kakum National Park, Labadi Beach, Elmina Castle, Cape Coast, Lake Bosomtwe, Lakeside Marina Park, Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, and Mausoleum are among the greatest tourist attractions sites in
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Ghana has abundant natural resources. Agriculture is still an important economic sector in Ghana, employing about half of the population. Ghana’s economy has traditionally been driven by cocoa exports, and Ghana is now one of the globe’s major cocoa exporters (Okyere & Jilu, 2020). It is one of the richest countries in West Africa due
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