Nigerians abroad have sent a total of $19.2 billion home in 2022 alone.
World Bank said that in 2022, the remittance view is moderately positive, according to Business Insider. The bank released its Migration and Development Brief, saying that growth is expected to continue at 7.0 per cent to $55 billion.
The growth, World Bank said, is despite the general adverse economic environment globally.
Nigeria: $19.2 billion
Ghana: $4.5 billion
Kenya: $3.7 billion
Senegal: $2.7 billion
Zimbabwe: $2.0 billion
Democratic Republic of Congo: $1.3 billion
Uganda: $1.1 billion
Mali: $1.1 billion
South Africa: $900 million
Togo: $700 million.
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