Dangote Group Commends Tinubu's Economic Reforms at Thailand Conference, Calls for Increased Foreign Investment in Nigeria
At an international conference in Thailand, the Dangote Group praised President Tinubu's economic reforms and urged foreign investors to consider Nigeria as a viable investment destination. The Group highlighted the challenges in obtaining reliable economic data, particularly concerning Nigeria's tax-to-GDP ratio.
The Abuja Times

During a prominent economic conference in Thailand, the Dangote Group expressed strong support for President Bola Tinubu's recent economic reforms, emphasizing their potential to attract foreign investment to Nigeria. The remarks were made amidst discussions about the pressing need for improved transparency and accessibility of economic data in the country.
According to representatives from the Dangote Group, one of Africa's largest conglomerates, there is a consensus among business leaders that the lack of easily accessible data, particularly regarding Nigeria's fiscal metrics, hampers potential investments. "People say, and we agree with them, that it's difficult to find data about Nigeria, especially from the fiscal side. Something as important as our tax-to-GDP ratio, you can't find it easily," they noted, underscoring the critical need for reforms in data availability.
The Dangote Group's advocacy for increased foreign investment comes at a time when Nigeria is striving to enhance its economic landscape and attract international businesses. The Group's leaders reiterated the importance of collaboration between the government and the private sector to create an enabling environment for investment. They believe that with the right reforms and infrastructure, Nigeria can offer significant opportunities for foreign investors.
In conclusion, the Dangote Group's endorsements of Tinubu's initiatives reflect a broader optimism regarding Nigeria's economic prospects, provided that challenges related to data transparency and investment climate are adequately addressed. As the country seeks to redefine its economic narrative, stakeholders are hopeful that such dialogues will pave the way for a more robust and inclusive economy.
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