FG PARTNERS HORASIS, ZENERA CONSULTING TO ATTRACT 500 INVESTORS TO NIGERIA

The Federal Government of Nigeria collaborates with renowned global think tank, Horasis, and leading public relations and advertising firm, Zenera Consulting to host the maiden Horasis-in-Nigeria Global Business Meeting. The summit will bring together an array of international top investors, heads of governments, bankers and hedge funds managers numbering over 500 to identify auspicious investment opportunities.

The event which is scheduled to hold later in the year seeks to address universally relevant business issues and develop interdisciplinary solutions across sectors. Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, while receiving a delegation from Horasis in Abuja, ratified and pledged the support of the Federal Government for the conference while at the same time alluding to the annual Horasis Business Meetings securing a permanent home in Nigeria. Vice President Osinbajo also received a partnership plague from the Horasis International representatives as a symbolic seal of the Federal Government's endorsement of the conference in Nigeria.

Reacting to the alliance between the revered bodies, Meka Olowola, Managing Partner of Zenera Consulting observed: ‘’Over the years, corporate Nigeria has deepened its robustness in terms of governance, ethics, technical competence and other global best practices, therefore priming themselves in position to forge strong international partnerships on a scale that will inevitably generate tremendous value for the subregion. This inaugural meeting is geared towards congregating the world’s most sophisticated businessmen to reinvigorate the Nigerian economy for the short and long term’’

Horasis-in-Nigeria Chairman, and former Minster of National Planning, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr Shamsudeen Usman (OFR, CON), and Co-founder/Regional Coordinator, Horasis-in-Nigeria, Dr. Noel Akpata also expressed satisfaction with the Federal Government’s endorsement and long-term support.

Commenting on the potential of the Horasis-in-Nigeria conference to enhance the economic outlook of the country, Dr. Akpata remarked: ‘’ We fervently believe that against all odds, Nigeria’s myriad of problems should be visualised as opportunities needing a different level of innovation and creative problem-solving driven by nation building mindsets to resolve.’’

Horasis Global Meeting is competitively compared by global media giant, Bloomberg, to the World Economic Forum in Davos which annually gathers over 500 Chairmen/CEOs of tier-1 companies of the world alongside Heads of Governments (Presidents, Prime Ministers) to discuss and find practicable solutions to problems shaping our world. As a nation, this global meeting will position Nigeria as a veritable investment hub to the world, improve foreign relations, bilateral agreement and expose homemade Nigerian brands to a wider audience.

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AnonPoet:

[b] Horasis Global Meeting is competitively compared by global media giant, Bloomberg, to the World Economic Forum in Davos which annually gathers over 500 Chairmen/CEOs of tier-1 companies of the world alongside Heads of Governments (Presidents, Prime Ministers) to discuss and find practicable solutions to problems shaping our world. As a nation, this global meeting will position Nigeria as a veritable investment hub to the world, improve foreign relations, bilateral agreement and expose homemade Nigerian brands to a wider audience.

I like to hype starters but comparing Horasis Global Meeting to to the World Economic Forum in Davos is just unfair...
They both operate on a different level

Cool

People wan come meeting dem don reverse am sharp sharp...

ok

The investors will come, sure.
But after a year or two they'll all run back to where they came from due to poor power supply to run their businesses.

They can't be running on fuel 24/7

Fix power, and see how that will change this country.

Nobody gives a fuck_ about this b.s

Ok

A sensible government will fix security issues first, then company will come down to do business on their own accord! Foreign companies need hitch free environment to do business, not a nigeria ingested with Boko Haram, killer herdsmen, RUGA rubbish, kidnappers etc

This move is just to waste taxpayers money, nothing good will come out of it.

500 investors to invest where, on what, and what's the total cost of investment?
With Book haram, kidnapping, elzakyzaki followers?
First things first.
Enough of propaganda and unnecessary hyping

Only one speech by Buhari can impede what ever strategy they have planned to attract one million investors. It is not today Buhari has been using his speeches, archaic policies, ctions and inactions to chase away investors.

If they don't consider managing the policies and actions of Buhari, it will destroy what ever strategy they will have to attract their so called investors.

Fani Kayode will not have data to tweet this now.

I'm a Nigerian, i live in Nigeria, I've lived in Nigeria all my life... and this is what i have to say.... "NO BE TODAY




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Meanwhile Dr. Shamsudeen, the chairman of the consulting firm served under GEJ the APC said destroyed the economy.

What an irony

Which investors..? When we have 3 proscribed terrorist group in this nation....am coming let me pee first!!

Nigeria government won't stop to surprise one. Which investor?! I am yet to see anyone who will plant yam inside the river.

Security issue is all time high, power is nothing to write home about & you think any investor will take you serious. Anyways, it's all politics to sell hope to those depressed.

I have started the business of selling my likes.
If I like your post I will contact you with my account details.. Its cheap and affordable.. I sell 1 like for just 200 naira.
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Yeah right. Bunch of clowns. With all the terrorist acts by Buhari sponsored Fulani militants all over the country, you guys still expect foreign investors to start trooping to Nigeria to invest? Comedians.

This people must think Nigerians are stupid



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Na so dem. Dey attract ni? This man thinks investors are stupid like himself. He think they are dumb and do not read news lol.

Name them ooooohhh

Attract who? How?

since Buba has taken mantle of power our dear vp has been bringing in investors but the reality of it just happens in the dream....



awon jokers

What a great idea that is coming at a wrong timing?

Partnering to attract investors to invest their hard earned money in our economy is key and a welcoming development but not in a country that can't protect lives and property of it's citizenry talkless of the investors coming in.

If the security condition of a given country is shaky, business can't be done at ease due to fear of the unknown coupled with restiveness associated with it.

I believe the security chiefs have alot of work to be done, just that in Nigeria, we don't take responsibility but we take the money attached to the position, which is very bad and is denting our personality; if we still have before the world.

The rebranding policy of the country is still a child's play that is far from been achieved in recent times.

#letlearntotakeresponsibility#
#nigeriawillbebetteragain#
#greatnessstartswithyou#

Inside this insecurity?? This is not true abeg...

ladiesreject:
The investors will come, sure.
But after a year or two they'll all run back to where they came from due to poor power supply to run their businesses.

They can't be running on fuel 24/7

Fix power, and see how that will change this country.

Not only will they run away due to poor infrastructure, but they will also run away due to bad & erratic policies of govt, insecurity and harassment by tax officials and communities asking for multiple, illegal levies.

How many foreign companies have closed down in Nigeria over the years? Several. Some of them just shift their operations to Ghana, where they are allowed to operate under a sane economic climate.

Were we not in Nigeria when one ridiculous fine of $ 5.2 billion USD was slammed against MTN, the other day?

Was it not inside this same Lagos last week, that Sanwo-Olu suddenly woke up and slammed an annual registration fee of 25 million naira on bike hailing companies like MAX and Gokada? How much are the firms making, sef?

The average investor will come in and see how you treat your own local investor like crap, and you think he will want to stay??