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In four photos Shettima woos investors to Nigeria’s digital economy, others

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By Chioma Obinagwam

The vice president (VP) of Nigeria, Kashim Shettima, in a recent tour Sweden, has encouraged investors to seize opportunities in the growing digital economy, renewable energy, MSMEs, Agriculture, among others.

Confiance gathered from the official X handle of the VP.

“The foreign investment drive of the administration of President @officialABAT got another significant boost on Thursday, as several investors from Sweden committed to investments and partnerships worth millions of dollars in Nigeria’s digital economy, health and other critical sectors.,” he said.

Confiance News curated photos of the event.

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