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Coming soon, an exclusive interview with The Unit’s Chairman, H.E. Calvin St. Juste

Discover how Nigerians are embracing greater freedom and global opportunities through St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment.
Coming soon, an exclusive interview with The Unit’s Chairman, H.E. Calvin St. ...Juste, to learn more about the world’s oldest, and most trusted, Citizenship by Investment Programme.
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Coming soon, an exclusive interview with The Unit’s Chairman, H.E. Calvin St. Juste

Discover how Nigerians are embracing greater freedom and global ...

LATEST – An exclusive interview with Chairman, H.E. Calvin St. Juste

LATEST – An exclusive interview with Chairman, H.E. Calvin St. Juste, ...

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The Digital Economy will bring a lot of Job Opportunities to Young People

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Transforming Nigeria's Power Sector: An Exclusive with Jennifer Adighije, NDPHC Managing Director

BusinessDay exclusive interview with Jennifer Adighije, Managing ...

Exclusive interview with Abike Dabiri Erewa, Chairman, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM)

Exclusive interview with Abike Dabiri Erewa, Chairman, Nigerians in ...

Wealth Building Tips amid Tough Economic Times

Cedric Nash also called “Your Millionaire Mentor,” is a serial ...

Exclusive: Simisola Gbadamosi on Her Emmy Nomination and Rising Stardom

Exclusive: Simisola Gbadamosi on Her Emmy Nomination and Rising ...

Nigeria's Investment Future: An Interview with NIPC CEO Aisha Rimi

An insightful interview with Aisha Rimi, the CEO of the Nigerian ...

An insightful interview with Aisha Rimi, the CEO of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC). Appointed in October 2023, Mrs. Rimi brings over 30 years of experience to her role, ...focusing on attracting and facilitating investments in Nigeria. She discusses NIPC's mission to encourage, promote, and coordinate investment in Nigeria, aligning with the government's "Renewed Hope" agenda. The interview highlights NIPC's efforts to diversify the Nigerian economy, build human capacity, and increase industrialization.

Key topics include rebuilding trust with government agencies and domestic investors, administering the Pioneer Status Incentive, and promoting Nigeria as a hub for accessing the African Continental Free Trade Area market. Mrs. Rimi emphasizes the "Nigeria first" policy and NIPC's commitment to inclusive business practices.

Nigeria's Investment Future: An Interview with NIPC CEO Aisha Rimi

The Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) was established to encourage, promote, and coordinate investment in Nigeria [00:00].

The current Executive Secretary and CEO of NIPC, a lawyer with over 30 years of experience, was appointed in October 2023 [01:16, 02:08].

The CEO emphasized the importance of contributing to Nigeria's development and leveraging private sector experience in public service [02:23, 02:39].

NIPC operates under a 1995 law and built upon the foundation laid by previous leaders, but faced challenges with outdated systems and limited resources [02:55, 04:22].

The CEO's vision includes professionalizing the institution, focusing on human capacity development, and aiming for NIPC to be the leading investment promotion agency in Africa [05:23, 06:52].

NIPC is aligning its efforts with the government's "Renewed Hope" agenda, focusing on diversifying the economy, building human capacity, and increasing industrialization [07:31, 07:51].

Rebuilding trust with other government agencies (MDAs) and domestic investors is a key priority for effective collaboration and investment promotion [08:43, 17:00].

NIPC administers the Pioneer Status Incentive, offering tax breaks to encourage investment in specific sectors and monitors the job creation and reinvestment of beneficiary companies [10:35, 11:48].

The CEO highlighted the "Nigeria first" policy, encouraging investors to use Nigeria as a hub for accessing the African Continental Free Trade Area market [20:55, 22:06].

NIPC encourages backward integration and promotes an inclusive business policy to integrate local small and medium enterprises into larger industries [22:46, 23:07].

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Tinubu's 4 BIG Tax Laws: What EVERY Nigerian NEEDS to Know

President Bola Tinubu has signed FOUR new tax laws that will change ...

"Nigeria Needs a One-Term Presidency" - Exclusive Interview with Professor Patrick Utomi

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Why GDP growth isn't enough: The need for inclusive growth -BusinessDay Chief Economist, Dr. Adeosun

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Why Nigeria Is Lagging Behind Its Peers (Malaysia, Indonesia, China)

Exclusive interview with Dr. Baba Yusuf Musa the Director-General of ...

Exclusive interview with Dr. Baba Yusuf Musa the Director-General of the West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management (WAIFEM).

Dr. Musa, provides a crucial, non-political roadmap for Nigeria’s economic recovery. ...He explains why political parties must commit to a single, long-term national development strategy to ensure policy continuity, much like successful Asian peers Malaysia and China. This is not just theory; it’s a detailed blueprint that addresses everything from financial crises to the post-COVID tension that is reshaping the global economy.

Key Topics & Actionable Insights:

The Path to Development: Why Nigeria is lagging behind its peers (Malaysia, Indonesia, China) and the critical need for plan fidelity [00:35].

The 2026 Economic Reset: The current National Development Plan ends in 2025, making now the right time to draft a new, all-inclusive 5-year strategy (The Renewed Hope Plan 2026-2030) [02:37].

NES's Bold Vision: Dr. Musa details the plan to engage the Ministry of Budget and National Planning and map out every single available resource and investment opportunity in every Nigerian state to drive bottom-up growth [04:06].

WAMI Experience & Debt Management: Leveraging his deep, practical knowledge from working with West African economies on debt sustainability and fiscal/monetary policies [05:46].

ECOWAS Trade and Currency Failure: Analyzing the root cause of low regional trade (informal transactions) and the necessity of a common currency and regional integration to formalize and grow commerce [08:22].

Video Timestamps:

[00:18] Where Nigeria went wrong: The policy somersault problem.

[00:35] Comparing Nigeria's growth to Malaysia, Indonesia, and China.

[01:26] Why it's not too late: The chance for an economic reset.

[02:37] The new 5-year plan: National Development Plan 2026-2030.

[04:06] NES’s vision: How to map and harness resources in every state.

[05:46] Dr. Musa’s experience at WAMI and debt sustainability analysis.

[07:46] The major issue with informal trade across West Africa.

[08:45] Regional integration and the common currency agenda.Show More

Inside the OMI-EKO PROJECT: How €410Miilion Investment is set to Transform Lagos Waterways

In this exclusive interview, We sat with Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, the ...

Stroke Treatment in Nigeria: The Reality of Lagos Rehabilitation Centers

In this exclusive interview, Dr Abdulfatai Olaolu Odemuyiwa, a double ...

In this exclusive interview, Dr Abdulfatai Olaolu Odemuyiwa, a double board-certified medical expert reveals the brutal truth about building Nigeria's first major private rehabilitation hospital, Caring Habitat, and why early ...stroke recovery is broken in Lagos.

Dr Odemuyiwa, a seasoned physician who practiced for over 40 years in Atlanta, USA, shares his emotional journey of returning home to establish a world-class 40-bed physical therapy facility. He opens up about the massive rise in cases of stroke among young people in Nigeria and details the shocking realities of running a high-end medical facility in Lagos. From burning through an entire year’s diesel budget in just the first quarter to sourcing authentic medications directly from international manufacturers, this deep dive exposes what it takes to stop medical tourism and manage chronic illnesses locally.

The conversation also highlights the friction between territorial local hospitals, the struggle with the "no bed syndrome," and how a multidisciplinary approach involving occupational therapy, speech therapists, and intensive neurological care can successfully take patients from total dependency back to independent living. Dr Odemuyiwa breaks down the crucial 90-day post-stroke recovery window and delivers a powerful, direct message to Nigerian doctors in the diaspora about returning home to make an absolute difference.

CHAPTERS:

00:00 – Introduction

00:41 – Dr Odemuyiwa’s 40-Year US Medical Background

01:38 – Why I Birthed Caring Habitat Rehabilitation Hospital

03:00 – The 3 S's: Stroke Care, Surgery, and Serious Illness

05:01 – The Brutal Realities of Building a Hospital in Lagos

06:55 – Navigating the Burden of Local Regulatory Agencies

07:44 – Running on Solar, Inverters, and Prohibitive Diesel Costs

09:41 – Sourcing Authentic Medications & International Insurance

13:08 – The Crucial 90-Day Golden Window for Stroke Recovery

14:21 – Breaking the "No Bed Syndrome" and Hospital Rivalries

16:55 – Why More Young Nigerians Are Brain-Damaged by Stroke

21:44 – The Magic of Rehabilitation: The Tiger Woods Example

24:16 – Why Home Physical Therapy Fails vs Specialized Gyms

26:22 – A Honest Comparison: Practicing in the US vs Nigeria

32:15 – Opening up Strategic Investment & Expansion Partnerships

36:18 – A Powerful Message to Nigerian Doctors in the Diaspora

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