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Renown world food chain store McDonald's is coming to Nigeria.<br />
Bloomberg||McDonald’s Corp. (MCD) is looking at potential new markets in
 Africa after it entered a new Southeast Asian country for the first 
time in more than two decades.<br />
The company will look at a number of nations for restaurant locations in
 Africa, which is expected to be part of the fast-food chain’s future 
growth strategy, Chief Executive Officer Don Thompson said today in an 
interview in Ho Chi Minh City.<br />
<a href="https://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a>He said:<br />
"We’re looking at the opportunities that Africa may yield. We’re in 
ongoing dialogue to build appropriate relationships on the continent. 
There’s quite a few countries across Africa we want to look at,<b> but Nigeria clearly is a large country that has opportunity."</b><br />
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The company is looking to developing nations for expansion. The chain 
posted fourth-quarter profit that was little changed from a year earlier
 as U.S. same-store sales fell. Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy will expand
 6.1 percent this year, compared with global growth of 3.7 percent, 
according to the International Monetary Fund.</div>
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Nigeria’s economy has expanded an average of 8.2 percent annually since 
1999, pushing its per-capita income as of last year to $1,725 from $310 
in 1999, according to IMF estimates. The West African nation has a 
population of about 170 million people, the most on the continent.</div>
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<i>Hopefully, they'd offer better services than what KFC(Kentucky Fried Chicken) currently offers.</i></div>
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News Flash - McDonald's Is Coming To Nigeria

Renown world food chain store McDonald's is coming to Nigeria. Bloomberg||McDonald’s Corp. (MCD) is looking at potential new markets ...