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Great FEAT:
Nigerian born Naturalized British, ELEMCHI NWOSU appointed International Trade Advisor to United Kingdom Govt…expected to maximize commercial opportunities between Britain and Africa, to bridge cross-cultural knowledge gaps, facilitate improved partnerships with African countries

*Worked with UK Department for International Development, European Commission, United Nation agencies, World Bank and private sector in developing countries

*Successfully performed as economic development leader managed over 20 multi-donor projects across Africa countries including: Nigeria, Ghana, Burkina Faso and Rwanda, with an average portfolio size of £12 million

*Expertise in resource mobilization facilitates trade and investment ties in emerging markets

*“I am on a ‘made in Africa’ mission. I aspire to see more products on our shelves that say, made in Rwanda, made in Zambia, made in Nigeria, and for Africa to be a highly sought after, well-respected trading partner to the world”-NWOSU
https://nigeriastandardnewspaper.com/ng/great-feat-nigerian-born-naturalized-british-elemchi-nwosu-appointed-international-trade-advisor-to-united-kingdom-govtexpected-to-maximize-commercial-opportunities-between-britain-and-afr/

Thank you for making NIGERIA proud. Can we all celebrate this outstanding Nigerian lady for her achievement?

Long live the tribe!

Thank God for good news about a Nigerian.

Her Mondays must be very important and packed with plenty duties to attend to. Just imagine if this pretty ibo woman was in the east doing SIT AT HOME wasting all her mondays.

See as Najia borns dey thrive abroad.

Who bewitched Nigeria?

ZIAZI:
See as Najia borns dey thrive abroad.

Who bewitched Nigeria?

And you don't have to be old or be favoured through nepotism & tribalism. Your skill amd effort easily translates to success.
See lots of young Nigerians blowing up

superCleanworks:
And you don't have to be old or be favoured through nepotism & tribalism. Your skill amd effort easily translates to success.
See lots of young Nigerians blowing up

Very true!
History tells us that Nigeria was once into competence. But now, tribalism and nepotism is an issue. Even the federal character policy is an enemy of competence.