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Posts tagged with "FDI"

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Buhari should have initiated a series of investment agreements between Ecowas and other regional bodies as part of a desperate attempt to attract FDI in this post-Covid era before opening Nigeria’s borders

Ayo Akinfe Nigeria needs to attract at least $50bn in foreign direct investment (FDI) in 2021 to avoid total economic collapse. Where on earth we are going to get it from I do not know and I am surprised that nobody is even talking about it at the moment. Waiting for investors to just come to Nigeria is utopian thinking. We should...
African News

With China cutting back on its borrowing, President Buhari needs to set very ambitious foreign direct investment targets for 2021

Ayo Akinfe (1) Food processing - $20bn (2) Railways - $15bn (3) Power generation - $10bn (4) Automobile assembly plants - $10bn (5) Steel production - $5bn (6) Solid mineral processing plants - $5bn (7) Pharmaceuticals - $5bn (8) Leather processing - $5bn (9) Green energy - $5bn (10) Cosmetics and beauty products - $5bn If...
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I hope President Buhari has spoken with Wale Adeyemo about attracting US foreign direct investment in 2021

Ayo Akinfe (1) In 2019, US foreign direct investment (FDI) worldwide totalled $5.96trn (2) Within the US itself, FDI during that period totalled $246bn, with about $125bn of this coming from Japan (3) Every industrialised nation worldwide takes FDI very seriously because it opens up new markets for their goods, creates ancillary...
Buhari also needs to appoint a development economist like Wale Adeyemo and give him or her a freehand to do the following things African News

Buhari also needs to appoint a development economist like Wale Adeyemo and give him or her a freehand to do the following things

Ayo Akinfe (1) Ensure that annual gross domestic product (GDP) is never below 10%. Single digit growth should be considered recessionary (2) Attract a minimum of $50bn in foreign direct investment (FDI) annually (3) Hold monthly meetings with the 36 state commissioners of trade & industry and ensure that they each attract a...
No matter how you cut it there is no way out of Nigeria’s current economic quagmire other than religious finance African News

No matter how you cut it there is no way out of Nigeria’s current economic quagmire other than religious finance

Ayo Akinfe (1) I have studied the recent report just published by the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics and from everything I can see, the economy looks set to shrink by between 9% and 10% during the course of 2020 as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic (2) Anyone thinking the government can bail the country out is...
African leaders can offer Donald Trump a face-saving way out of his current debacle African News

African leaders can offer Donald Trump a face-saving way out of his current debacle

Ayo Akinfe (1) It is inevitable that Donald Trump is facing a humiliating scenario whereby after all his bluster, he is going to have to concede that he lost the recent US presidential elections. I am sure his biggest problem now is how to do it without losing face (2) This is where Africa needs to step in. Being the African giant...
Boris Johnson appoints Helen Grant as UK's trade envoy to Nigeria in a bid to boost commerce African News

Boris Johnson appoints Helen Grant as UK's trade envoy to Nigeria in a bid to boost commerce

MAIDSTONE and The Weald Member for Parliament Helen Grant has been appointed by British prime minister Boris Johnson as the UK's new trade envoy to Nigeria as part of an ambitious programme to grow commerce between both nations.   Ms Grant, 59, who trained as an orthopaedic surgeon, was born in Willesden, north London to an...
Looking at these global pre-Covid figures, Nigeria needs either a 10-fold increase in foreign direct investment or for oil prices to rise to $500 a barrel African News

Looking at these global pre-Covid figures, Nigeria needs either a 10-fold increase in foreign direct investment or for oil prices to rise to $500 a barrel

Ayo Akinfe Foreign direct investment (FDI) figures (1) US -$4bn (2) UK - $2bn (3) Hong Kong - $1.9bn (4) China - $1.5bn (5) Ireland - $1.47bn (6) Brazil - $778.5m (7) Mexico - $500m (8) India - $367.5m (9) Vietnam - $318.7m (10) South Africa - $139.2m For Nigeria, the annual FDI figure was $118m. Given that we do not...
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