Tinubu’s economic reforms, putting Nigeria back on global investment map – Omole
President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms are actively restoring investor confidence and placing Nigeria back on the global investment map.
Prince Ade Omole, a Renewed Hope Global Chieftain, said this in an interview with newsmen on Wednesday in Abuja, while speaking on the just-concluded Switzerland edition of the Renewed Hope Global Tour.
The event was held alongside the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2026 in Zurich.
Omole explained that the emphasis of the Tinubu-led administration was on supporting both local and international businesses and creating a stable, investor-friendly environment for Nigeria.
Omole, who was recently celebrated by President Tinubu, was earlier honoured by the UN as an anti-corruption ambassador and recognised by the Elite Group Diaspora as a Diaspora Bridge Builder.
He said the high-level engagement brought together influential global investors, diplomats, development partners, and policy leaders who were keen to connect with Nigeria’s renewed economic narrative.
He added that Nigerians in the Diaspora who attended the event joined policy leaders and global stakeholders to actively discuss reforms, growth, and new investment opportunities under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
According to him, participants expressed strong confidence in Tinubu’s leadership and his resolve to provide a climate that rewards innovation, long-term investment, and stability.
“They applauded the bold fiscal and monetary reforms of this administration, which have made Nigeria more transparent, more predictable, and increasingly attractive to global investors.
“Guests from the United Nations and global industry giants, including senior international figures, were also in attendance, demonstrating strong worldwide interest in Nigeria’s renewed economic outlook,”he said.
He commended the Global Chairman, Ambassador Joseph Adebola, and the in-country Renewed Hope leadership, led by Malami Kayode and Alhaja Aolat Sule.
He particularly commended them for ensuring seamless coordination, strategic engagement, and the effective delivery of all meetings and investor sessions throughout the Switzerland engagement.
Omole recalled that two major Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) in the energy and education sectors, both critical pillars of national development, were signed during the event.
“The first key MoU was executed with CCS Global AG / RevAir Europe AG, represented by its Chief Executive Officer, Dr Christian Urabl.
“This agreement aims to advance Nigeria’s renewable energy sector and enhance sustainable power generation.
“The second was signed with the UN-backed WQU, represented by Dr Gbems Disu, to launch nationwide initiatives that have already led to 5,000 students gaining access to digital education, and new technology labs in 10 regions.
“It had also expanded teacher training for future-ready education,” Omole said.
He added that both investors praised Nigeria’s reform trajectory, policy clarity, and transparency, describing the country as one of Africa’s most promising destinations for serious and long-term investment.
He noted that two high-level expert panels reinforced Nigeria’s ongoing progress by highlighting tangible governance and economic improvements under President Tinubu’s leadership.
He assured that Nigeria’s new tax and fiscal framework, as affirmed by Dr Taiwo Oyedele during the Swiss event, was designed to be investor-friendly.
He noted that it simplifies compliance, boosts transparency, and builds confidence in the business environment.
Omole said the Renewed Hope Global Tour would next move to the West Africa G6 region, where Nigerians with strong electoral influence would be engaged to deepen momentum and regional participation.
He urged Nigerians to keep faith with the Tinubu-led administration, adding that it was working tirelessly to strengthen the economy, attract investment, and improve the lives of all citizens.
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