The Hinduja Group, a conglomerate boasting a substantial asset portfolio exceeding $100 billion, welcomed the President just 90 minutes after his arrival in India. The meeting commenced around 8:00 pm local time.
Accompanied by Nigeria's Ministers of Finance, Trade & Industry, and Foreign Affairs, President Tinubu conveyed his clear mission in India through a statement from his Media Adviser, Chief Ajuri Ngelale. His primary objective was to attract investments to Nigeria, offering attractive opportunities to investors while focusing on creating jobs for Nigerians and generating new revenue streams for the federal and sub-national governments of Nigeria.
President Tinubu stated emphatically, "We are here for business. I am here to personally assure our friends and investors that there is no obstacle I won't overcome. Nigeria will become one of the most conducive places on earth to make substantial profits and create enduring job opportunities. With my support, nothing will hinder you from benefiting from our massive market and the innovative, hardworking nature of the Nigerian people. We are open for business."
The Hinduja Group Chairman acknowledged President Tinubu's remarkable achievements as Governor of Lagos, where he successfully transformed a coastal erosion and water encroachment crisis into a thriving free trade zone. This experience fueled his enthusiasm to partner with Nigeria's new President in fostering mutual prosperity for Nigeria's talented population.
The Chairman expressed his confidence in President Tinubu's leadership, stating, "We believe in you as a leader who has a track record of overcoming challenges. You understand the issues, and you know how to address them. Under your leadership, we are prepared to invest billions of dollars, particularly in bus and automobile manufacturing in Nigeria, among other sectors. I am ready to sign an MoU and initiate the process. Just let me know who to coordinate with, and we will start immediately."
The President wasted no time in responding, assigning the task of finalizing the agreement to the Ministers of Trade and Finance. He emphasized the need for both parties to reach mutually satisfactory terms promptly, with a commitment to intervene personally if any issues arose.
Following the President's directive, the industrialist couldn't contain his excitement. He shared his previous bureaucratic challenges in Nigeria but expressed confidence in President Tinubu's determined approach to turn Nigeria's potential into a reality for all its citizens.
President Tinubu concluded by stressing the importance of teamwork in realizing his vision for a greater Nigeria. He noted that when investors thrive, Nigerians will reap the benefits of an inclusive economy that rewards hard work and upholds a reputation for excellence on the global stage.
Accompanied by Nigeria's Ministers of Finance, Trade & Industry, and Foreign Affairs, President Tinubu conveyed his clear mission in India through a statement from his Media Adviser, Chief Ajuri Ngelale. His primary objective was to attract investments to Nigeria, offering attractive opportunities to investors while focusing on creating jobs for Nigerians and generating new revenue streams for the federal and sub-national governments of Nigeria.
President Tinubu stated emphatically, "We are here for business. I am here to personally assure our friends and investors that there is no obstacle I won't overcome. Nigeria will become one of the most conducive places on earth to make substantial profits and create enduring job opportunities. With my support, nothing will hinder you from benefiting from our massive market and the innovative, hardworking nature of the Nigerian people. We are open for business."
The Hinduja Group Chairman acknowledged President Tinubu's remarkable achievements as Governor of Lagos, where he successfully transformed a coastal erosion and water encroachment crisis into a thriving free trade zone. This experience fueled his enthusiasm to partner with Nigeria's new President in fostering mutual prosperity for Nigeria's talented population.
The Chairman expressed his confidence in President Tinubu's leadership, stating, "We believe in you as a leader who has a track record of overcoming challenges. You understand the issues, and you know how to address them. Under your leadership, we are prepared to invest billions of dollars, particularly in bus and automobile manufacturing in Nigeria, among other sectors. I am ready to sign an MoU and initiate the process. Just let me know who to coordinate with, and we will start immediately."
The President wasted no time in responding, assigning the task of finalizing the agreement to the Ministers of Trade and Finance. He emphasized the need for both parties to reach mutually satisfactory terms promptly, with a commitment to intervene personally if any issues arose.
Following the President's directive, the industrialist couldn't contain his excitement. He shared his previous bureaucratic challenges in Nigeria but expressed confidence in President Tinubu's determined approach to turn Nigeria's potential into a reality for all its citizens.
President Tinubu concluded by stressing the importance of teamwork in realizing his vision for a greater Nigeria. He noted that when investors thrive, Nigerians will reap the benefits of an inclusive economy that rewards hard work and upholds a reputation for excellence on the global stage.
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