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Nigeria changed it measures gross domestic product (GDP) and is now Africa's largest , for the first . Nigeria "rebased" its GDP to include newer industries not under the old measuring . Telecommunications, technology, movie and online helped Nigeria overtake the old economic , South Africa. Nigeria's GDP for 2013 totalled $510 billion, than South Africa's GDP of $370 billion.

Most countries rebase GDP three years to account for changes. Nigeria hadn't done it for 20 years. It has many new . The new do not mean Nigerians are suddenly . A statistician said it was better . A Nigerian newspaper said that despite of great , most Nigerians live on $2 a day. It added that, " services such as water and electricity provision are ".

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Good Luck. Nigeria changed it measures gross domestic product (GDP) and is now Africa's largest , for the first . Nigeria "rebased" its GDP to include newer industries not under the old measuring . Telecommunications, technology, movie and online helped Nigeria overtake the old economic , South Africa. Nigeria's GDP for 2013 totalled $510 billion, than South Africa's GDP of $370 billion. Most countries rebase GDP three years to account for changes. Nigeria hadn't done it for 20 years. It has many new . The new do not mean Nigerians are suddenly . A statistician said it was better . A Nigerian newspaper said that despite of great , most Nigerians live on $2 a day. It added that, " services such as water and electricity provision are ".
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