…tensions and their potential impact on inflation. The stakeholders noted that Nigerian businesses would welcome a rate cut to ease borrowing costs and support investment, particularly in the manufacturing sector, which has struggled under high interest rates. Their position comes despite a recent CBN Inflation Expectat…

…external shocks and restored international investor confidence,” Cardoso said. He urged Nigerian businesses to take swift advantage of the country’s improving investment climate, warning, “Foreign investors are already positioning themselves to benefit from these emerging opportunities, and our local investors should n…

…“A fiscal reform that looks flawless on paper but fails to improve conditions for Nigerian businesses is not reform; it is disguised bureaucracy,” he said. Charging members to be bold, Oyedele said they should challenge existing assumptions rather than merely endorse government positions. “We do not need this committee…

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…tangible business opportunities. “Our goal is clear: to make it easier and cheaper for Nigerian businesses to trade across Africa. One year ago, we launched this corridor to solve a real problem for exporters-the high cost of moving goods into African markets. “Today, with RwandAir, we are widening that corridor, openi…