These Are Six Major Takeaways From Tinubu’s Mission To G-20 Meeting In India

After spending a week in India as a guest at the G20 Summit in New Delhi, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is about to return to Nigeria.

According to Anaedoonline.ng, Tinubu attended the G20 Summit in New Delhi, India at the Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

Days before the conference began, the president flew to India to meet with the business community, investors, and Nigerian students studying there.

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These are the MAJOR lessons learned from his trip to India that Nigerians should be thrilled about.

NEW INVESTMENTS:

1. PETROCHEMICALS: To increase the number of employment available to Nigerians, Indorama promised to invest $8 billion in petrochemical plants in Rivers State.

2 – STEELS – To support Nigeria’s effort to industrialise, Jindal Steels promised to invest $3 billion in iron ore processing.

3 – POWER – Skippersells intends to spend $1.6 billion developing 2000MW power plants across the nation over the course of four years.

4. INSECURITY: In order to increase its self-sufficiency to 40% by 2027, the Defence Industry Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) received a $1 billion funding pledge.

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5. DIGITAL ECONOMY: Bharti Enterprise promised to invest $700 million to generate jobs in the telecom, space communications, real estate, insurance, and hotel industries.

6 – MOUs: The ministers present signed a number of MOUs pertaining to knowledge transfer and inter-governmental cooperation.

With President Bola Tinubu present, the African Union was admitted as a permanent member of the AU. This represents a fresh beginning for the continent as feedback from the member communities would be considered before decisions affecting the global community are made.

 

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