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The OBG, an advisory and research firm,
will capture the concrete efforts of the government in driving the non-oil
exports in its forthcoming publication, The Report: Nigeria 2020. Under the
agreement, the LCCI will help to produce The Report: Nigeria 2020 and other
content that will be made available across the group’s platforms.
According to a statement by the OBG,
the new report will beam a spotlight on the sectors of Nigeria’s economy that
are ripe for investment as the country steps up its bid to reduce its reliance
on oil revenues.
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A statement from the both the LCCI and
OBG read, “The Report: Nigeria 2020 will highlight the
key role that an infrastructure drive planned for the agricultural,
manufacturing and service industries is expected to play in attracting new investors
and boosting inflows. It will also examine the country’s efforts to develop the
green energy segment, which is being primed to play a pivotal part in boosting
power provision.
“The report will chart the
transformation that has taken place in Nigeria’s telecommunications sector and
the many ways in which other industries have been able to harness the
introduction of new technologies for their own development.
“Readers will also find
detailed coverage of the measures implemented to enhance Nigeria’s business
climate, which have helped to reduce delays for start-ups and taken key
processes online. In addition, OBG will consider the issues that remain a
challenge for investors, with power supply problems and weak physical
infrastructure high on the list.”
The LCCI Director-General, Muda Yusuf, said the organisation was
delighted to team up with OBG for its forthcoming report and ensuring investors
were kept informed of the latest developments in Nigeria’s evolving economy.
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Yusuf said, “Despite
being a key regional player and the largest economy in Africa, Nigeria has
historically struggled to provide investors with the up-to-date, reliable
business intelligence they need to make informed decisions.”
“As a market leader, Oxford
Business Group has played a key role in filling this void since launching its
operations here, furnishing representatives from both the private and public
sectors with extensive, accurate data and analysis on the rapidly changing
domestic economic landscape. I look forward to working with its team on their
exciting new project and sharing the results with the global investment
community.”
Welcoming the LCCI on board, OBG’s
country director for Nigeria, Christophe
Bonami, agreed that these were exciting times for Nigeria, as the country
looked to bridge infrastructure gaps, encourage innovation and galvanise growth
outside of the oil sector.
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“The Lagos Chamber of
Commerce and Industry has long been a driving force on the city’s business
scene, with its efforts to promote trade and commerce, encourage investment and
support entrepreneurial activity delivering positive results both locally and nationally,”
he said. “I’m
thrilled that our team will benefit from the expertise and experience that its
members will bring to our research as we prepare to chart the next chapter of
Nigeria’s fascinating growth story.”
He said the report would mark the culmination
of more than 10 months of field research by a team of analysts from OBG and
would be a vital guide to the many facets of the country, including its
macroeconomics, infrastructure, banking and other sectoral developments.
(Punch)
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