The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has announced, Nigeria’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) “grew by 3.98% in Q3 2025”.
It further announced, “Agriculture grew by 3.79% in Q3 2025.”
NBS, the body responsible for “providing timely, credible, and relevant data to guide development planning and evidence-based policymaking in Nigeria”, posted on X: “Gross Domestic Product grew by 3.98% (YoY) in real terms in Q3 2025. This growth rate is higher than the 3.86% recorded in Q3 2024.
“Agriculture grew by 3.79% in Q3 2025, an improvement from 2.55% recorded Q3 2024.”
Replies to NBS
@thekanoblog – “Good to see GDP rising, but let’s be honest — growth on paper means nothing if millions of Nigerians still can’t feel it in their pockets.
“Until we fix insecurity, stabilize food prices, support farmers, and make jobs accessible, these numbers remain statistics — not real progress.
The government must turn this 3.98% growth into growth that feeds families, not just reports.
@ObasiFoundation – “Despite Claimed GDP Growth, Nigerians Are Drowning in Hardship — Tinubu’s Statistics Cannot Hide Reality
“Yes, GDP may have grown on paper. But what exactly has grown in the life of the average Nigerian?”
