President Muhammadu Buhari is still in Japan where he’s trying to convince foreign investors to bring their money and businesses to Nigeria.
He assured the investors of good returns while presenting Nigeria’s statement on “Public-Private Business Dialogue” at the Tokyo International Conference on African Development.
President Buhari said he looked forward to welcoming investors in Nigeria’s Power and Renewable Energy, Petrochemical and Gas, Maritime, Automobiles, Mining, Agribusiness, Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals, ICT and Railway sectors.
He assured that his administration is committed to removing “all impediments to private sector participation in these sectors by creating policies that will ensure consistency, predictability and a level playing field for all.”
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