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Spending on consumer goods like clothing, motor vehicles and household goods accounts for a further 15% of consumption.
Consumer spending in Africa is projected to reach $2.1 trillion by 2030.
Spaza shops – southern African slang for a small informal shop or corner store in a township – contribute 5.2% to South Africa’s GDP, employing 2.6 million people.
Nigerians prefer funny ads and 46% of Nigerians surveyed said funny ads made them buy faster than other types of ads.
61% of Nigerians believe they do not earn enough money. As a result, they prioritize consumer goods.
The beauty and personal care industry in Nigeria is currently worth more than $1.256 billion at retail, making it one of the biggest players on the continent.
Nigeria's beauty care industry is expected to reach 31.8 million users by 2025.
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