Why international investors should invest in the New Nigeria President Tinubu is steering the wheel


The recent participation of President Tinubu in the G20 summit in India and Bilateral agreement with political leaders of United Arab Emirates (U.A.E), has further testified to the opening of the largest market in Africa to Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), with development oriented policies in place to promote ease of doing business in Nigeria with guaranteed Return on Investment (ROI) by investors.

Nigeria, as the most populous black nation on earth and the Giant of Africa has every potential in human, natural resources and market to dictate the future of business in Africa.

With professionals, technocrats, captains of industry and scholars constituting the Federal Executive Board, Ministries and other Regulatory Bodies of different sector, ranging from Aviation, Oil & Gas, Finance, Technology, Agriculture, Maritime, Manufacturing, Commerce, Mininge.t.c

The credible and proven business acumen of the incumbent Nigerian administrator is a leverage for sustainable development and reform to protect investment and interest of already established businesses in Nigeria.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) will be replicating the success he achieved in Lagos State as the Visionary Governor who laid the foundation of excellence that made Lagos one of the largest economy in Africa, fourth wealthiest city on the African continent with a total private wealth of $97 billion. This is contained in the Africa Wealth Report 2022, released by Henley & Partners, in partnership with New World Wealth.

Lagos came fourth behind, Johannesburg in first position, Cape Town and Cairo in second and third positions respectively.

The world is monitoring the developmental roadmap the new President is designing with few months as the President of Nigeria, the leadership strategies his adopting, his choice of ministers with their portfolios and foreign policy as many analysts concluded that the Buhari led administration laid booby traps in international debt for this present administration.

By : Hon. Prince Samuel Adesegun Egunjobi

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Am sorry for you people

Nigeria will be great

Let's put policies in place to encourage businesses, then the investments both foreign and domestic will come in effortlessly. Do the right things and you won't need to go and be begging for investors