Petroleum Minister, NCDMB Boss, Simbi Wabote, Inspect Facilities at Gas Hub

The swearing in of Nigeria’s new president Muhammadu Buhari has led to renewed optimism regarding economic progress in the country and new opportunities for the private sector, particularly in infrastructure development, consumer and financial services sectors. Four prominent businessmen, visiting Cape Town, South Africa for the World Economic Forum 2015, discussed the economic outlook for Nigeria under its new government at a breakfast hosted by RMB Nigeria. Christian Wessels, Deputy Group Managing Director of TGI Group, a leading Nigerian conglomerate, is confident that a more entrenched democracy has been established in Nigeria and sees the greatest opportunities in providing appropriate goods and services to a population of 175 million people.

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U.S., Secretary of State, John Kerry will lead the US delegation to the inauguration of Nigerian president-elect Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja this week, the White House has said. Buhari will be sworn in on May 29 after defeating out-going president Goodluck Jonathan in the first Nigerian election that saw the opposition candidate defeat an incumbent.

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