One key question that I was hoping would be asked was how the country expects to survive economically without a home grown industrial base. Infrastructure development has been known to be the vehicle for industrial base development if it is home grown. However if infrastructure development becomes a funnel for national expenditure on foreign manufactured products, my concern then is that the country would be headed down the path of underdevelopment.
Nigeria cannot be conducive for business until we gain economic and sociopolitical stability. In the absence of this there will be no substantial incentive for foreign investment into Nigeria. Which investor wants to do business in a country where political and government positions are decided arbitrarily. It’s a competitive world we live in, and investors need to be sure there is a finish line at the end of the race before they begin it!
Met him at the LBS a couple of years ago. Straight talking Keynote speaker. Murtala Mohammed Airport should be handed over to his GIP seeing what the company has done at Gatwick and London City Airport.
great people with great experience, and a very big thank you to mr aig and bayo for bringing this meeting to public, and indeed, financial services ( investment banking and capital markets) are the only foundation that can give an individual this kind of exposure, and I'm proud to be capital markets aspiring professional.
Please Mr Bayo Ogunlesi kindly invest in ELECTRICITY in Nigeria so it can be avoidable to citizens and efficient 🇳🇬. Thxq 🎉
One key question that I was hoping would be asked was how the country expects to survive economically without a home grown industrial base. Infrastructure development has been known to be the vehicle for industrial base development if it is home grown. However if infrastructure development becomes a funnel for national expenditure on foreign manufactured products, my concern then is that the country would be headed down the path of underdevelopment.
Don't be afraid to take risk when opportunity shows
We should make Nigeria conducive for business.
Nigeria cannot be conducive for business until we gain economic and sociopolitical stability. In the absence of this there will be no substantial incentive for foreign investment into Nigeria. Which investor wants to do business in a country where political and government positions are decided arbitrarily. It’s a competitive world we live in, and investors need to be sure there is a finish line at the end of the race before they begin it!
Awesome and enriching insights from the guru (Mr. Adebayo Ogunlesi)
Met him at the LBS a couple of years ago. Straight talking Keynote speaker. Murtala Mohammed Airport should be handed over to his GIP seeing what the company has done at Gatwick and London City Airport.
Great men ❤
Enjoyed every second. Looking forward to more of this!
Thank you so much for this interview. Very valuable.
Thank you for sharing
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very insightful
Really invaluable insights here.
great people with great experience, and a very big thank you to mr aig and bayo for bringing this meeting to public, and indeed, financial services ( investment banking and capital markets) are the only foundation that can give an individual this kind of exposure, and I'm proud to be capital markets aspiring professional.