Despite numerous appeals and investment discussions with international partners, the Nigerian government’s push for an investment-driven economy continues to face uncertainty and lack of success.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, tasked with the affairs of 240 million Nigerians, has embarked on visits to various economically thriving states and held numerous international meetings to revive the country’s struggling economy. However, these efforts have been met with disappointment, as there has been little to no reciprocation from the visited countries, raising doubts about the president’s rapport with the global community.
During Bola Tinubu’s administration, the president has engaged in discussions with leaders from Germany, Dubai, Qatar, and other notable states, yet these encounters have failed to yield tangible economic prospects or address the challenges faced by Nigerian nationals abroad.
Recently, the president and his delegation visited Qatar, engaging in constructive dialogue with the Qatari government on strategies to bolster Nigeria’s economic and business landscape. President Tinubu pledged top-notch security for businesses and individuals, emphasizing transparency and accessibility.
In a presidential statement shared via social media channels, President Tinubu expressed anticipation for a reciprocal visit from Qatari delegates in Abuja. However, Nigerians are keen to see if Qatar will break the trend of international reluctance and forge a meaningful relationship with Nigeria, given previous setbacks with other countries.
Omowunmi Feyikemi