The Federal Government has called on global investors to take advantage of Nigeria’s growing economic prospects, highlighting the country as a strategic entry point into Africa’s next phase of development and innovation.
Speaking at the 2025 Milken Institute Global Conference in New York, the Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, said Nigeria is undergoing key reforms aimed at attracting long-term investment
. She noted that the country is deepening trade and investment ties within Africa through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which aims to reduce tariffs and build stronger regional value chains.
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Uzoka-Anite emphasized Nigeria’s appeal in sectors such as agriculture, energy, digital economy, manufacturing, mining, and healthcare. Rather than seeking short-term aid, she said, Nigeria is looking for strategic partnerships that support its long-term goals.
She also pointed to Nigeria’s thriving startup ecosystem, particularly in fintech, agritech, and edtech, saying the government is providing regulatory support and funding access to help innovative businesses scale.
The minister added that broader reforms to infrastructure and trade processes are underway to make the business environment more competitive and investor friendly. She concluded by assuring that Nigeria is ready for serious global investment and remains committed to creating a stable, open, and dynamic economic landscape.
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