In Q1 2025, Nigeria received a total of $5.64 billion in capital imports — foreign funds brought into Nigeria for investments, such as equity, loans, or other financial instruments — with the United Kingdom contributing a dominant $3.68 billion, or 62% of the total.
Notably, two African nations, South Africa and Mauritius, also featured in the top 10, with $501.29 million and $394.51 million respectively, highlighting growing intra-African investment interest. The presence of countries like the US, UAE, and Singapore shows Nigeria's continued attractiveness as a capital destination for both Western and emerging economies.