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.
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