At the end of the Tokyo International Conference on Africa that took place last week, Ghana walked away with a deal from Toyota to establish an auto plant in the West African country.

Ivory Coast also entered a similar deal with Toyota, signing a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU to seal it last Thursday.

But Nigeria came back with only $300,000, about 108 million naira from the Japanese government and a basketful of promises. And Nigeria’s opposition party, the People’s Democratic Party, PDP has a problem with that.

According to a statement by the party on Sunday, that shows that the international community has rejected President Muhammadu Buhari even as it is an indication that no one wants to do business with Nigeria any longer.

The statement read: “The PDP says the disgraceful outing and poor attention given to President Muhammadu by world leaders and investors at the 7th Tokyo International Conference on Africa Development has further confirmed his rejection by the international community.

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Empty handed?!
Don't worry. When those auto plants in Ghana and Cote De voir start churning out cars, you will know Buhari returned with something