President Bola Tinubu has declared that his administration has removed all obstacles hindering businesses in Nigeria.

Tinubu said this while speaking to international investors on Monday, in Berlin, Germany.

This was disclosed in a statement issued by Ajuri Ngelale, the Special Adviser to the President on Media & Publicity.

Tinubu also told the international investors that beyond Nigeria’s natural resources, the people of Nigeria, who are highly educated, highly skilled, and naturally industrious, are the primary asset and advantage the country wields over other nations in the global race for new investments.

The Nigerian leader noted that while promoting the rule of law is crucial for attracting foreign investments, Nigeria’s energetic youth population and well-educated populace represent the greatest incentive provided to investors toward the mutually-beneficial replication of China’s economic resurgence.

“We are dogged in our pursuit of natural gas development today, in tandem with hydrogen production for tomorrow. The world knows Nigeria as a leader in the energy sector. Our vast gas deposits and business-friendly environment make us an attractive investment destination.

“But we are going a step further now. We are creating fiscal responsibility and tax reforms as we reform our financial institutions to expeditiously accommodate foreign investments,” Tinubu said.

”We are eager and ready to partner with you. We have the youngest, largest, and most vibrant youth population in Africa. Equally, we have every ingredient required in the making of a modern economy: a well-educated population, a massive market, and the political will to bring it all together under my leadership.

“Nigeria has consolidated on its democracy with several consecutive handovers of power. There is stability and predictability in the socio-political development of our country, which provides a conducive atmosphere for business operations and investment. Your money is safe.

“Since I assumed office in May 2023, we have embarked on transformative changes, removing all obstacles hindering businesses. We are reforming the economy based on the principle and philosophy of good governance,” Tinubu said.

nnachukz:
He might think he is addressing Agbadorians, as if the audience don't read or see how businesses are shutting down here due to excruciating cost of running them.
Common citizens doing businesses here will surely and honestly have a different story to tell.
Mumus still eating mama thank you, can keep deceiving themselves and keep shouting Jagaban up and down, just observing their parents faces when they return from market will show them that corn alone is not a balanced diet.

SmartyPants:


So is it safe to assume that you would rather he went there to call Nigerians lazy youth and drive away investors?

Interesting.