Aregbesola also said that the government is not just aware of the challenges but has owned up to them, assuring that ‘’the challenges that we face are transient, we shall overcome them. Hopefully, they will soon be a thing of the past.’’
The minister who reiterated that ‘’the federal government is deeply concerned about national security and we will spare not efforts to secure lives, property and every inch of our territory,’’ added that the cardinal objective of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration is to improve the Ease of Doing business in the country.
‘’Nigeria is still an investor’s dream, where there is abundant raw materials, highly skilled and affordable workforce and the largest market of goods and services in Africa. The return on investment has always been mouth-watering,’’ he pointed out. According to Aregbesola, his ministry has handled 14,790 companies and granted 126,893 quota applications for licenses or permits for expatriates to work in Nigeria, from inception to date.
Ogbeni Aregbesola further said the Ministry of Interior has ‘’registered more than 2,000 companies while over 12,000 expatriates have been given permits to work in Nigeria.‘’edition of KADINVEST, noted that this year’s theme which ‘’Toward a Knowledge-based Economy’’, is very apt because there is a paradigm shift in the concept of production.
Not with state sanctioned insecurity.
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