Nigeria's Vice President Kashim Shettima has reaffirmed the country's readiness for global business, stating that ongoing reforms under President Bola Tinubu are unlocking new investment opportunities across key sectors. He made the remark while receiving a delegation from Advanced Energy Partners (AEP) at the Presidential Villa.
The Vice President noted that Nigeria's natural resources, market size, and policy reforms position the country as a prime destination for foreign investors seeking long-term opportunities. He assured the delegation that the administration is focused on creating a business-friendly environment to support sustainable economic growth.
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Shettima also highlighted the government's commitment to restoring investor confidence through targeted interventions designed to strengthen key industries and ensure transparency. According to him, these efforts will further open the economy and attract capital inflows needed for development.
The AEP delegation, led by Senator Abu Ibrahim, expressed interest in Nigeria's emerging sectors. Shettima welcomed their engagement, saying Nigeria has "crossed the Rubicon" and is firmly on the path of economic revitalisation, encouraging partners to take advantage of the country's expanding investment landscape.
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