President Bola Tinubu emphasized Nigeria’s commitment to fighting corruption and fostering a conducive business environment during the Nigeria-Qatar Business and Investment Forum in Doha. He urged Qatari investors to report any instances of bribery by Nigerian government officials and assured them of decisive action against corruption.
President Tinubu reiterated his government’s determination to combat corruption and create an attractive investment climate in Nigeria. Addressing Qatari investors, he pledged to tackle entrenched interests that undermine investor confidence and obstruct economic progress in the country.
During the forum, Tinubu reassured investors that reforms were underway to eliminate past obstacles and ensure a corruption-free future. He urged them not to offer bribes to Nigerian officials and encouraged them to report any instances of corruption directly to him.
Tinubu highlighted the significant strides made in the war against corruption and insecurity, citing the appointment of Nuhu Ribadu, a renowned anti-corruption crusader, as National Security Adviser. He emphasized the importance of building a strong committee to facilitate discussions and drive fruitful outcomes for investment promotion.
The president emphasized that Nigeria is open for business and committed to safeguarding investors’ interests. He expressed confidence in the nation’s capable workforce and reiterated the government’s dedication to fostering a conducive environment for economic growth and development.
President Tinubu’s call for Qatari investors to report bribery and his commitment to eradicating corruption demonstrate Nigeria’s resolve to create a transparent and corruption-free business environment. As the nation continues its efforts to attract foreign investment, Tinubu’s assurances signal a promising future for Nigeria’s economy and its partnership with Qatar.
