Tinubu’s Reforms Place Nigeria on Global Investment Map, Say Diaspora, Stakeholders at UNGA80
Tinubu’s Reforms Place Nigeria on Global Investment Map, Say Diaspora, Stakeholders at UNGA80
Nigeria’s drive to attract foreign investments received a major boost on the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) in New York, as dignitaries, government officials, and Diaspora representatives converged at the Nigeria Mission House to highlight President Bola Tinubu’s “Renewed Hope” agenda.
The event, organised by Renewed Hope Global, was described as a strong signal of Nigeria’s renewed engagement with the international community, with participants stressing the pivotal role of the Nigerian Diaspora in driving economic growth and investment opportunities.
Speaking at the gathering, Amb. J.K. Adebola, MNIM; MCICN, Chairman of Renewed Hope Global, praised the far-reaching reforms introduced by President Tinubu, noting that they have placed Nigeria firmly on the global investment map.
“Thanks to President Tinubu’s bold reforms, Nigeria is emerging as a premier investment destination, offering immense opportunities for growth and prosperity. While in New York, I attended two investor meetings following the UNGA80 side event, including one with the Kaduna State Government, all demonstrating Nigeria’s increasing appeal to global investors,” Adebola said.
Echoing this view, Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi, CEng, MIMechE, Director General and CEO of the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN), highlighted the administration’s efforts in clean and affordable energy development.
“Nigeria’s commitment to expanding affordable and clean energy is creating a new era of opportunities. Investors are taking notice, and the nation is poised to become a leading energy hub in Africa,” Abdullahi said.
The programme director, Hon. Tosin Olayinka, commended the active participation of Diaspora professionals, stressing that Nigeria’s global image and investment appeal are being strengthened by collaborative efforts across government, private sector, and international partners.
The side event formed part of Nigeria’s wider engagements during UNGA80, underscoring the Tinubu administration’s focus on reforms designed to stimulate economic recovery, attract foreign capital, and position the country as Africa’s foremost investment hub.
