Promoters of Lagos Free Zone have announced that they are looking at attracting $5 billion investments into the economic Zone. “In line with its vision to be the preferred industrial hub and investment destination in West Africa with world-class infrastructure, the Lagos Free Zone (LFZ) which already has a committed investment of $2 billion is…… Continue reading Lagos Free Zone Promoters Target $5 Billion Investment…
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Nairalander Blasts Abike Dabiri Over Diaspora Trust Fund
Presidential aide Abike Dabiri Erewa announced that a Nigerian Diaspora Trust Fund is underway in 2020, to capture investment funds from Nigerians in the Diaspora. But the announcement got a Nairalander by the name daywatcher in an angry mood and he accused her of wanting to collect Diasporans’ funds for investments but not wanting to…… Continue reading Nairalander Blasts Abike Dabiri Over Diaspora Trust Fund
Buhari To Speak On Nigeria’s Economic Opportunities In Saudi Arabia Visit
President Buhari is expected to travel to Saudi Arabia on Monday for the Future Investment Initiative summit, FII today, 28th October, 2019. According to Presidential Spokesman, Garba Shehu, President Buhari will be speaking about Nigeria’s economic opportunities in a bid to attract the investment of Saudi Arabia’s sovereign investment fund in Nigeria. “Given the increased…… Continue reading Buhari To Speak On Nigeria’s Economic Opportunities In Saudi Arabia Visit
Igbo Canadian Leader Laments Continued Marginalization Of Igbos In Nigeria
Board Secretary of the Igbo Canadian Community Association (ICCA/Umunna), Mr Chris Nsoedo, recently lamented the uncomfortable state of the Igbos in Nigeria. In a report published on Daily Post, he noted that Igbos are being made to feel unwelcome in Nigeria, almost 50 years after the Nigeria Biafra War. He said; “It is so sad…… Continue reading Igbo Canadian Leader Laments Continued Marginalization Of Igbos In Nigeria
Why Igbos are the vest foreign investors for African countries and should be encouraged to invest
The Igbo are rusk taking investors. They invest even in very harsh conditions where other investors fail to thread, because they can see what other investors fail to see. This habit of taking calculated risks is partly because of their extreme creativity. This creativity makes Igbos adapt to very dificult circumstances. African countries should therefore…… Continue reading Why Igbos are the vest foreign investors for African countries and should be encouraged to invest