- President Bola Tinubu emphasized that a starved nation will not prioritize weather or environmental concerns.
- He solicited more investment in food security, solid minerals, and other sectors during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron.
- Tinubu highlighted Nigeria’s potential for agricultural growth and invited international investors to capitalize on the nation’s welcoming investment climate.
- He also emphasized the importance of Nigeria’s financial sector in facilitating foreign investment, particularly from French enterprises.
- The President assured that Nigeria is open for business and has a vibrant, educated youth population ready for training and development.
President Bola Tinubu recently met with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Palais des L’Élysée, where he stressed that a nation struggling with hunger cannot prioritize environmental concerns. Tinubu emphasized the need for investment in food security, solid minerals, and other key sectors.
He highlighted the vast potential of Nigeria’s agricultural sector, inviting international investors to take advantage of the country’s welcoming investment climate. Tinubu also emphasized the importance of Nigeria’s financial sector in facilitating foreign investment, particularly from French enterprises.
The President assured that Nigeria is open for business and has a vibrant, educated youth population ready for training and development. He requested that the French government provide training opportunities to develop Nigeria’s youthful population.
