Leo Stan Ekeh Commends Tinubu’s Business Reforms
By 𝔸bdulrazak Tomiwa
Zinox Group Chairman, Leo Stan Ekeh, has praised President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms for boosting investor confidence.
He noted that these bold decisions have effectively repositioned Nigeria’s economy on the global stage.
Ekeh emphasized that the timing of these reforms was critical to prevent further economic contraction. He argued that delaying these changes would have eroded trust among both local and international investors.
The tech mogul pointed to endorsements from the World Bank and the WTO as proof of the administration’s credibility.
These global validations signal that Nigeria is moving toward a more progressive economic agenda.
Ekeh observed that ICT multinationals are now expanding their investments and local partnerships in Nigeria. This growth is significantly increasing the technology sector’s contribution to the nation’s overall GDP.
Recalling their history, Ekeh noted that Tinubu supported Zinox’s digital launch in 2001 while serving as Governor. He cited this as evidence of the President’s long-standing vision for a digital economy.
Ekeh advised young entrepreneurs to remain patient and persistent despite the inherent challenges of business. He shared that his own success was built on a mission to bring “digital democracy” to Nigeria.
Affirming his support for the President’s leadership style, Ekeh remarked that, “sentiments aside, President Tinubu is a well-exposed visionary. He is investment-friendly, courageous, and a team player.
“This reflects in the bold decisions he has taken, which have attracted global recognition.”





