Vice President, Kashim Shettima, representing Nigeria at the World Economic Forum 2025 stated that “serious investors can now take full advantage of Nigeria’s growing investment climate to tap into the limitless opportunities available in the country”.
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| Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima, speaking at the World Economic Forum 2025 in Davos, Switzerland |
Shettima said, “narratives about Nigeria are not as grim as painted by doomsday proponents”.
The Nigerian VP made the statement as he spoke on Tuesday during a forum titled “Roadmap to Co-Create Investment Opportunities for Africa’s Frontier Markets” at the WEF 2025 which is ongoing in Davos, Switzerland.
According to Shettima: “Vice President
@KashimSM has stated that serious investors can now take full advantage of Nigeria’s growing investment climate to tap into the limitless opportunities available in the country and across the African continent.
The Vice President spoke on Tuesday during a forum titled “Roadmap to Co-Create Investment Opportunities for Africa’s Frontier Markets” at the ongoing annual meeting of the 2025 World Economic Forum (@wef) in Davos, Switzerland.
The session, co-chaired by @hubacek, Managing Director of the World Economic Forum, and chaired by @ML_AkinOlugbade, Senior Vice President of the African Development Bank (@AfDB_Group) Group, focused on the Humanitarian and Resilience Investing Roadmap for Africa.
He told the forum that the narratives about Nigeria and the African continent as a whole are not as grim as painted by doomsday proponents.
The Vice President emphasized that Nigeria is poised to make a significant impact on the global business platform through modernization and robust investments. He assured participants that President
@officialABAT, a seasoned chartered accountant, is actively working to position the nation as Africa’s premier investment destination.”
Vice President @KashimSM has stated that serious investors can now take full advantage of Nigeria’s growing investment climate to tap into the limitless opportunities available in the country and across the African continent.
The Vice President spoke on Tuesday during a forum… pic.twitter.com/n54FG13nkE
— Senator Kashim Shettima (@officialSKSM) January 21, 2025
