Obasanjo, Soludo Attend DRC-Nigeria Business Council In Lagos

Posted on November 3, 2024

Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo and Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State, alongside other prominent figures, attended the DRC-Nigeria Business Council meeting in Lagos.

This council aims to foster economic cooperation and explore business opportunities between Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The key objectives of the DRC-Nigeria Business Council include; Promoting Economic Growth. Encouraging trade and investment between Nigeria and the DRC; Exploring Business Opportunities. Identifying sectors for collaboration and mutual benefit; Enhancing Regional Cooperation. Strengthening ties between West and Central Africa.

The council’s efforts are crucial for Africa’s economic development, as emphasized by Obasanjo’s presence. By bringing together key stakeholders, the DRC-Nigeria Business Council can drive meaningful change and propel economic growth in both nations.

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