President Bola Tinubu, represented by the minister State Secretary for Industry, Senator John Enoh, welcomed Friday, November 7 last the economic trajectory of Nigeria. It was during the inauguration of the 39th Lagos International Fair, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Lagos Industrial Center on Tafawa Balewa Square.

The federal government said that the Nigeria had attracted over 5 billion dollars in new investments in the manufacturing, financial technology and energy. According to the federal government, this is proof of investor confidence in its economic reforms. According to Senator John Enoh, these entries from capitals reflected the impact of the main policy measures implemented under the “Renewed Hope” program, in particular the suppression fuel subsidies, the unification of the exchange system and ongoing efforts to simplify business regulation.

According to President Tinubu, “these two over the last few years, thanks to the clarity of our policies and our dialogue with investors, we attracted over 5 billion dollars investments in the manufacturing and financial technology sectors and energy.” “These reforms are restoring transparency, are regaining the confidence of investors and putting Nigeria on the right track sustainable budget management. ” he said.