ADVERTISEMENT
  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
Thursday, October 30, 2025
NewsOnline Nigeria
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
No Result
View All Result
NewsOnline Nigeria
No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
ADVERTISEMENT
Home Economy And Business

President Tinubu Seeks $1 Billion Investment Into Nigeria at TICAD9

Tinubu’s presence highlights his commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s trade ties with Japan and solidifying the nation’s position as a major economic hub in West Africa.

by NewsOnline Nigeria
August 20, 2025
in Economy And Business, Top Stories
0
Nigeria’s Public Debt

President Tinubu has sought for $1 billion investment into Nigeria at TICAD9.

 

NewsOnline Nigeria reports that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is actively pursuing a bold economic agenda at the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9) in Japan.

 

His primary goal is to attract over $1 billion in trade and investment to Nigeria, with a specific focus on green innovation and industrial expansion.

 

ALSO: Fulani Herdsmen Wreck Fresh Havoc in Benue State

 

President Tinubu declared on social media that Nigeria’s participation is deliberate and not merely ceremonial. He wants Nigeria to lead Africa’s charge towards prosperity. The summit provides a critical platform for African leaders to collaborate with Japanese and global investors, seeking solutions for sustainable growth across the continent.

 

Tinubu’s presence highlights his commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s trade ties with Japan and solidifying the nation’s position as a major economic hub in West Africa.

His strategy focuses on creating more opportunities for Nigerian youths and establishing a robust industrial base. By attracting foreign investment and promoting green technology, the President aims to drive economic progress and foster a more stable and prosperous future for Nigeria.

Previous Post

BREAKING: Fulani Herdsmen Wreck Fresh Havoc in Benue State

Next Post

BREAKING: FG Names Federal Hospitals Where Dialysis Costs N12,000 (FULL LIST)

Next Post
Federal Hospitals

BREAKING: FG Names Federal Hospitals Where Dialysis Costs N12,000 (FULL LIST)

Trending Stories

No Content Available

Latest Stories

15% Import Duty on Petrol

Tinubu Approves 15% Import Duty on Petrol, Diesel as NNPCL Begins Refinery Review

GenCo, Gas Debts

FG Moves to End Power Shortage, Approves N4 Trillion Bond to Clear GenCo, Gas Debts

President Tinubu

BREAKING: President Tinubu Decorates Newly Appointed Service Chiefs at Aso Villa

Real Madrid, Super League Promoters

Real Madrid, Super League Promoters Sue UEFA for $4 Billion Over ‘Unfair’ Competition Ban

JAMB

JAMB Walks Out on House Committee During Budget Investigation Over Media Presence

APC

BREAKING: APC Secures Two-Third Majority in House of Representatives

Correctional Services Recruitment

FG Releases Shortlist for Immigration, Civil Defence, Fire, and Correctional Services Recruitment

Timipre Sylva

BREAKING: Timipre Sylva Breaks Silence On Alleged Failed Coup To Oust Tinubu Government

Dr. Bernard Doro

BREAKING: Senate Confirms Dr. Bernard Doro as Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

Bonghe Microfinance Bank

Bonghe Microfinance Bank Ex-MD, Grace Karka Jailed 5 Years for ₦32 Million Fraud

NEWSONLINE NIGERIA

Get the Latest Naija News, Breaking News, Top Stories, World News, Business, Politics & Entertainment from NewsOnline Nigeria.

RELEVANT PAGES

  • About Us
  • Advertise
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy

ALERT US

Important Press Releases, Special Investigations: [email protected]

OFFICE ADDRESS

13 Poland Street, London, United Kingdom (UK)

Copyright © 2025 NewsOnline Nigeria

No Result
View All Result
  • Headlines
  • Top Stories
  • Politics
  • Crime Watch
  • Entertainment
  • Sports

Copyright © 2023 Newsonline Nigeria