European companies to invest in Nigerian industries
Michel Arrion said that Nigeria is a investment dependent country and not an aid dependent country, so Nigeria has the ability to surmount the current economic challenges which resulted as a result of sharp decline in oil prices.
He added that Nigeria is a investment dependent country and not an aid dependent country, so Nigeria has the ability to surmount the current economic challenges which resulted as a result of sharp decline in oil prices.
Arrion commended Babatunde Raji Fashola for his continuous efforts, adding all industries has a huge role to play, he emphasized on the need to diversify the economy and government’s revenue sources.
“I think it was a wise decision. We know that the minister has already identified strategic priorities in each of the sub-sector, which will give impetus to the economic development of the country and help create employment,” he said.
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng
Recommended articles
National Assembly to make law that'll make university admission illegal for under 18
Ganduje describes his purported suspension from APC as African drama
Minister of Education summons Lead British School management over bullying scandal
Coalition backs Tinubu's policies, security interventions, other reforms
Kano ranked as worst-governed state in Nigeria
EFCC boss vows to resign if Yahaya Bello is not prosecuted
EFCC arrests ex-aviation minister Sirika for ₦8bn Nigerian Air scandal
Ex-APC spokesperson backs EFCC's hunt for Yahaya Bello