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President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday said his government would continue the major privatisation programme started by previous governments but with “improved moral architecture.”
Speaking at a business forum organised by the United States Chamber of Commerce and The Corporate Council on Africa, Buhari urged US investors to take advantage of the nation’s liberal trade and investment climate to invest in the various profitable businesses available in Nigeria.
“I will like to remind you all that we are continuing in major privatisation programme with sectors ranging from telecommunication, energy, gas, solid minerals, aviation, health and infrastructural development, but with improved moral architecture. We will also simplify visa procedures based on principle of reciprocity.
“May I, therefore, seize this opportunity to formally invite the American business community to take advantage of our liberal trade and investment climate to do profitable business in Nigeria.” he said.
He assured investors of handsome returns if they put their cash into the Nigerian market as it's the largest in Africa.
Speaking at a business forum organised by the United States Chamber of Commerce and The Corporate Council on Africa, Buhari urged US investors to take advantage of the nation’s liberal trade and investment climate to invest in the various profitable businesses available in Nigeria.
“I will like to remind you all that we are continuing in major privatisation programme with sectors ranging from telecommunication, energy, gas, solid minerals, aviation, health and infrastructural development, but with improved moral architecture. We will also simplify visa procedures based on principle of reciprocity.
“May I, therefore, seize this opportunity to formally invite the American business community to take advantage of our liberal trade and investment climate to do profitable business in Nigeria.” he said.
He assured investors of handsome returns if they put their cash into the Nigerian market as it's the largest in Africa.
