Friday in Abuja urged entrepreneurs and investors to channel ideas and resources into areas of the economy that stimulate growth, with long-term effect on job creation and poverty reduction, assuring that fixing infrastructure remains government’s top priority.
“I, therefore, urge other Nigerians in the business sector to emulate this iconic entrepreneur by investing in such enterprises that will in time become worthy legacies as national assets which will continue to benefit their people for generation after generation, creating firm anchors of enduring prosperity for their citizens,’’ he said.
“I want to assure you, however, that government will do everything possible to enhance the development in infrastructure, especially in energy and transportation sectors. “As I said at that event, the coming on stream of this plant was a huge opportunity to ramp up the productivity of our agricultural sector. It is, therefore, a most welcome booster to our government’s strategy for achieving food security and reducing poverty.
“However, given your group’s well known patriotic vision, I am confident that your Board will continue to accord priority to meeting local demands of our farmers,’’ the president noted.
Obviously he didn't heed his own advice, or he wouldn't be stuck with 50 cows for 30 years.
And he failed to emulate Paul Kigami of Rwanda. Mad people everywhere
sounds to me like a joke.. does it mean Dangote is wealthier dan Nigeria (as a nation)? a nation of 200m population does not av 1 functional refinery, we now hope & depend on an individual.. who did dis to us? it's a big shame on d men & women at d helm of affairs (yr in yr out)
Support us as Nigerian government supported dangote.
If it’s that easy, you would have done it long ago Sir.
Baba create the field for fair play
Will they get concessions and import waivers like dangote does?