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Grow Nigeria first: Advocates Trade Minister, Oduwole

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Last updated: November 12, 2024 11:17 am
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Grow Nigeria first: so seems to be the advocacy of Industry, Trade, and Investment Minister, Jumoke Oduwole as she advises the government to focus on strengthening local businesses before seeking foreign investment.

 She emphasized that domestic companies are the best representatives of Nigeria’s economy. 

During an interview on Arise TV, Oduwole discussed how improving Nigeria’s business environment—through regulatory reforms, better bureaucracy, and updates to the legislative and judicial systems—would support the growth and expansion of local businesses.

 A thriving domestic sector, she argued, would naturally attract foreign investors looking for reliable local partners. 

Oduwole also highlighted her ministry’s commitment to bolstering the agricultural sector, including revitalizing commodity exchanges and ensuring farmers receive fair compensation for their efforts.

 She reaffirmed her dedication to fulfilling promises made during her Senate screening and ensuring that Nigeria’s policies align with its economic goals.

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