The regarded and widely acclaimed media equip, Economist, is accounted for by The Nation to have made the expectation in its most recent release.
The expectation has caused the fury of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential hopeful Atiku Abubakar, who on Monday portrayed the figure of the London-based magazine as neglecting to meet the characteristics of objectivity, equalization and decency.
In The Economist most recent release, "The World in 2019", there is little expectation that Islamist revolt in the Northeast will end.
Assessing Nigeria, the magazine stated: "The president, Muhammadu Buhari, will win re-appointment in February, as another restriction alliance may fall before the vote.
"Given the viewpoint for proceeding political shortcoming, there is little prospect of advancement in the battle against the Islamist insurrection in the north, patriotism in the oil-creating Delta and secessionism in the Biafra locale.
"Market-based changes will grieve, keeping down development once more."
The magazine's different expectations for Nigeria are: GDP development (1.9%); GDP per head-$2, 410(PPP: $6,020); swelling (13.6%); Budget balance (5GDP) is - 2.0 and populace (201.0m).
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