Obafemi Banigbe has emphasized the need for Nigeria to drive non-oil exports as a strategy for economic diversification.
Highlighting the country's vast agricultural and manufacturing potential, he advocates for improved infrastructure and investment in technology to enhance the competitiveness of non-oil sectors. By focusing on these areas, Nigeria can reduce its dependence on oil revenues and create sustainable growth opportunities across various industries.
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[3] https://businessday.ng/news/article/nigeria-chinese-firm-sign-3-3bn-deal-for-industrial-park-and-methanol-complex/
[4] https://tribuneonlineng.com/nnpc-jv-partners-seal-deal-for-3-3bn-brass-fertilizer-petrochemical-project/
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