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The Deep Learning Market is Poised for Explosive Growth, Reaching $296 Billion by 2031

Aerial view of ongoing major road construction project in Nigeria with heavy machinery and workers building highway infrastructure

Nigeria’s construction sector is poised for continued expansion, with real-term output projected to rise by 5.3% in 2025 followed by a more moderate 3.1% in 2026. This trajectory reflects sustained momentum from public-sector commitments to address longstanding infrastructure deficits, particularly in housing and transportation networks. Government-led initiatives, including large-scale affordable housing programs and major road, rail, and urban mobility upgrades, form the core drivers. Complementing these efforts is a notable uptick in construction financing through increased loans from commercial banks and development institutions, which has eased liquidity constraints for contractors and developers.

Ron Kopas and Daniel Boudreau leadership team at Delta Resources mining exploration company

Delta Resources Solidifies Financing, Capital Markets and Project Development Strength with the Appointment of Ron Kopas as CEO and Technical Depth with Daniel Boudreau to Vice President of Exploration

Illustration of a financial meeting adjournment notice for ETP securityholders regarding principal amount reduction proposal

The title of the article is: ETP Securityholders Face Adjournment in Vote on Principal Amount Amendment Amid Low Value Threshold Breach

Stock market chart highlighting undervalued global value stocks in February 2026 with financial graphs and world map overlay

Global Market’s Top Value Stock Opportunities In February 2026

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Nigeria’s construction sector is poised for continued expansion, with real-term output projected to rise by 5.3% in 2025 followed by a more moderate 3.1% in 2026. This trajectory reflects sustained momentum from public-sector commitments to address longstanding infrastructure deficits, particularly in housing and transportation networks. Government-led initiatives, including large-scale affordable housing programs and major road, rail, and urban mobility upgrades, form the core drivers. Complementing these efforts is a notable uptick in construction financing through increased loans from commercial banks and development institutions, which has eased liquidity constraints for contractors and developers.

**> Nigeria’s construction industry is set to grow by 5.3% in real terms in 2025, moderating to 3.1% in 2026,…

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