Mr. Peter Obi, Labour Party (LP) presidential candidates, yesterday, suggested ways Nigeria could tackle exodus of multinational companies.
According to the former governor of Anambra State on his X handle, the exodus of multinational companies from Nigeria has cost the nation N95 trillion in the past five years.
Obi said that tackling the issue would require creating a business-friendly environment that would boost investment, innovation and growth.
“This includes prioritising security, stabilising our policies and reducing energy costs.
“We must also cultivate a culture of transparency, accountability and good governance.
“We can build an economy that benefits all Nigerians. Let us unite to transform Nigeria into a nation conducive for business and attractive to investment.
“Together, we can make Nigeria a beacon of hope and progress in Africa and the entire world,” he said.
Obi suggests ways to tackle exodus of multinationals
25 June 2024 2:51 pm WAT
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