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Sector contribution to GDP growth (2019 base)

National Accounts · Source: NBS · quarterly

International comparability — CSA: Economic · SNA 2008 (2025 update)

Contribution of each broad economic sector to overall real GDP growth, in percentage points, under the 2019-base rebased national accounts, quarterly, 2019-2026. Contributions sum to total GDP growth for the period. Source: National Bureau of Statistics, GDP report (2019 rebasing).

Sector contribution to GDP growth (2019 base): 55.7%, 2025, down 44.34 points on 2024.

Observations

86

2019 – Q1 2026

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Nigeria

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Sector contribution to GDP growth (2019 base) — approach=production·measure=contribution_to_growth·price_basis=constant·base_year=2019·panel=CONTRIBUTION TO GDP·broad_sector=AGRICULTURE was 23.2% in Q1 2026, against 25.8% in 2019 — 16 quarterly periods.

Latest

23.2%

Q1 2026

Minimum

23.2%

Q1 2026

Maximum

31.3%

Q3 2024

Range

23.2% – 31.3%

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Periods

16

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Sector contribution to GDP growth (2019 base) — 16 periods, newest first, for approach=production·measure=contribution_to_growth·price_basis=constant·base_year=2019·panel=CONTRIBUTION TO GDP·broad_sector=AGRICULTURE (Percent).
Periodapproach=production·measure=contribution_to_growth·price_basis=constant·base_year=2019·panel=CONTRIBUTION TO GDP·broad_sector=AGRICULTUREPercent
Q1 202623.16
Q4 202528.66
Q3 202531.21
Q2 202526.17
Q1 202523.33
202527.55
Q4 202428.68
Q3 202431.27
Q2 202426.53
Q1 202424.04
202427.81
202328.27
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Last updated 13 August 2026

Gross Domestic ProductNBS
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    Sector contribution to GDP growth (2019 base) · NBS Gross Domestic Product, 2019 rebasing (production approach; activity_sector/price_basis/valuation/frequency as dimensions)

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Originator & publisher
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Publication
Gross Domestic Product
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NBS Gross Domestic Product, 2019 rebasing (production approach; activity_sector/price_basis/valuation/frequency as dimensions)
Publication reference
NGA-NBS-GDP
Catalog record
Catalog 147
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"Sector contribution to GDP growth (2019 base)", NBS, Gross Domestic Product, ref. NGA-NBS-GDP. Catalogued by Prism, https://prism-portal-sooty.vercel.app/statistics/nbs-na-gdp-sector-contribution-to-growth-2019base-nga.
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Source: NBS. Source publication: Gross Domestic Product. Publisher: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Catalogued by Prism; Q1 2026.