\u00a0Jumoke Oduwole, minister for industry, trade and investment, Oduwole spoke on Tuesday during the ministerial press The minister, citing statistics that Nigeria\u2019s economy needs \u201cAs at December 2024, Mr President\u2019s over 30 international \u201cWhere the ministry\u2019s work comes in is tracking those \u201cFor example, about two weeks ago, the Brazilian trip on the \u201cThat\u2019s the sort of work that the ministry does to make sure \u201cAside tracking these investments, our role as federal Speaking on achievements, the minister said Nigeria had \u201cIt\u2019s a very, very catalytic game changer for any economy. \u201cI shouldn\u2019t let the cat out of the bag, but we\u2019re really To facilitate trade, she said the ministry is looking at \u201cWe\u2019re very bullish about exporting our quality products \u201cSo we\u2019ll continue to work on that and just watch out for Oduwole also said the federal government is working hard to Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday<\/a><\/span><\/span>![](\"https:\/\/blogger.googleusercontent.com\/img\/b\/R29vZ2xl\/AVvXsEjqGqNMZKJip49lenbWyW4uOZeXSKwhqPAorePbm-qjJ7I9VAx_On2QJ_oX6YFkJfcXGsZqAKCvAxcjw7STmf1eeKpm9qE1F1lYP5FlyZnyc_hCl4uWhSuTFnHzXLhOXqPAnACf8fc9eONkfi_MbvlT8hYgxByUAxL1L5I6C1SoOXNacl0pLSAtztKyEw5r\/s918\/Jumoke%20Oduwole.webp\")
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\nsays President Bola Tinubu\u2019s foreign trips have accumulated $50.8 billion in
\nproposed investments.<\/p>\n
\nbriefing held in Abuja.
\nabout $50 billion to be steady in terms of foreign exchange (FX), said the
\nfederal government now needs to ensure that the investments come to fruition.
\ntrips have generated $50.8 billion in announcements,\u201d Oduwole said.
\nannouncements and making sure that it (sic) comes to fruition.
\nsidelines of G20, where the largest meat exporters in the world, meat producers
\nin the world, announced that they would invest $2.5 billion in Nigeria.
\nthat if there\u2019s an announcement of an investment or a trade relationship, that
\nwe make it happen.
\nministry of industry trade and investment is to handle those businesses, to
\nremove the regulatory and bureaucratic bottlenecks, to share information, the
\ntransparency and the efficiency of public service delivery, to support them in
\nwhatever incentives are possible for them, and to bring that money home.\u201d
\nbidded to host the International-African Trade Fair (IATF) and was shortlisted.
\nNigeria paid for it in November and we were shortlisted,\u201d she said.
\nhopeful that we will get this and put on a strong show.\u201d
\nensuring cargo flights are cheaper for traders.
\nbecause our products are in demand and they are good all across the continent
\nand the world,\u201d the minister said.
\nthe space. We\u2019re also looking into something around direct cargo flights across
\nAfrica for our traders, bringing the cost down for cargo flights and further
\nfacilitating trade.\u201d
\nimprove exports, prioritise the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
\nagreement, and sustain other bilateral and trade relationships.
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