Nigeria Attracting $20bn FDI in 2026, Says Tinubu

#11 · May 15, 2026, 4:46 pm

I hope the President is coming back with more than just promises. We need bilateral commitments that actually address our immediate liquidity crisis. If the CBN doesn’t get a real boost from these deals, the naira will keep sliding regardless of the ‘CEO sentiment.’

#12 · May 15, 2026, 4:53 pm

Strategic moves in Rwanda won’t fix the lack of infrastructure in Aba or Kano. FDI follows infrastructure; it doesn’t just create it from thin air. We need to see the government’s own ‘skin in the game’ by fixing the national grid first.

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