Reckitt Benckiser commits to expanding its investments in Nigeria, reaffirming its 60-year presence. President Bola Tinubu praised their continued dedication, emphasizing economic reforms aimed at enhancing business conditions. CEO Kris Licht and Chairman Chief Olu Falomo expressed strong support for Tinubu's administration and Nigeria's promising business environment.
President Bola Tinubu received a delegation from Reckitt Benckiser on Tuesday, with the global consumer goods company pledging to expand its investments in Nigeria. The delegation, led by CEO Kris Licht and Chairman of Reckitt Benckiser Nigeria Limited, Chief Olu Falomo, was praised by Tinubu for their six decades of investment in the country.
"We are creating an environment for the private sector to thrive," Tinubu stated, highlighting ongoing economic reforms aimed at improving the business climate. He assured the investors of good returns, backed by Nigeria’s large market and population.
Mr. Licht emphasized Nigeria's significance to Reckitt Benckiser, congratulating Tinubu on his first year in office and reaffirming the company's commitment to the country. Chief Falomo also reiterated the company’s support, stating, "We are here to support this government and assure you that we back your efforts."
In summary, the meeting underscored Nigeria's attractiveness as a business destination and the government’s commitment to fostering a favorable environment for private sector growth.
