Tinubu Assures Investors Nigeria Is Open for Business

President Bola Tinubu has assured local and international investors that Nigeria remains open for business, promising that their investments will receive protection under his administration.

Tinubu said the government is working to create a supportive environment where business investment in Nigeria, medical tourism, and high-end hospitality can grow. He made the remarks during the launch of the Abuja City Walk Sales Office and Experience Centre, an event held as part of activities marking his third year in office.

Represented by Vice President Kashim Shettima, the president said his administration continues to improve legal, physical, and financial systems to protect investors and remove barriers affecting businesses.

“Through this development, we are pushing the boundaries engineering possibility in Africa. This magnificent project also underscores the conviction that sustainable development can’t be carried out by the government alone. The Abuja City Walk is a shining example of what can be achieved when political will meets private sector expertise.”

Tinubu described the Abuja City Walk project as evidence that his administration delivers on its commitments rather than making promises alone. He said the development represents the government’s Renewed Hope Agenda and its focus on economic transformation and infrastructure growth.

He added that the project, located along the Abuja Airport Expressway corridor, would become a major gateway connecting Nigeria to global visitors and investors.

The president also praised FCT Minister Nyesom Wike for his efforts in transforming the Abuja Technology Village corridor through land reforms and reduced bureaucracy.

Tinubu said the development demonstrates how government action and private sector partnerships can support modern infrastructure and economic opportunities.

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