Africa's top economies will be closely watching the G20 summit. Nigeria has embarked on an economic diversification programme designed to raise revenue from non-oil sectors. The latest figures from the country's Economic Policy and Research Centre show growth has slowed from 7 percent to 4 percent this year. CCTV's Sophia Adengo reports
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