Oluwo seeks Chinese investment, says community safe

 

Oluwo seeks Chinese investment, says community safe


The Paramount Ruler of Iwoland, Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, on Wednesday, told the Chinese Minister to Nigeria, Cui Jianchun, that Iwo is ok for business and ventures.


Oluwo requested that Jianchun focus on his area, Iwo, in anything venture and business ties China would have with Nigeria.


Akanbi settled on this decision during his visit to the envoy in Abuja.


He further approached the envoy to work intimately with the new government to guarantee worked on monetary ties.


He said, "I ask the Chinese Minister to Nigeria, Cui Jianchun, to work intimately with the new government for a better financial tie. The instability is being checked and obliterated. Nigeria is currently more secure for business. In my space, Iwo, and my state, Osun, is business-accommodating. Your organizations and ventures are protected with greatest profit."sacrifices on streets

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The Oluwo additionally approached President Bola Tinubu to team up with the Chinese government to work on the nation's creation and speculation drive.


He noticed that China's solid creation power empowered it to turn into the goliath in the area.


Akanbi said, "China is ahead. They began from some place. Today, they are the goliath in the creation area. Their financial status is standout. We ought to have a two-sided financial liking with them."


He further encouraged the public authority to consider getting credits to work with Nigeria's infrastructural development and advancement, expressing that "somewhat, China can be relied upon."

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