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Nigeria Courts Global Capital at London Stock Exchange as Reforms Take Centre Stage

Nigeria has reinforced its push to attract foreign investment and deepen ties with global financial markets, as it joined other African economies at the London Stock Exchange London Stock Exchange during a high-level market opening ceremony aimed at strengthening Africa–UK investment relations. The event brought together policymakers, investors, and financial institutions from across continents.

The Federal Government, represented by the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Taiwo Oyedele on behalf of President Bola Tinubu, used the platform to highlight Nigeria’s ongoing economic reforms. These reforms, officials said, are designed to improve macroeconomic stability, enhance private-sector participation, and rebuild investor confidence.

According to the government, the engagement signals Africa’s broader strategy to position itself as a competitive investment destination. Nigeria emphasized that stronger partnerships with global financial institutions will be key to unlocking infrastructure financing, expanding capital inflows, and accelerating inclusive economic growth across the region.

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