In statement released by Bayo Onanuga
Special Adviser to the President on Information & Strategy, the Coca-Cola announced after meeting with President Tinubu.
The statement reads: “President Bola Tinubu has reiterated his administration’s commitment to creating a robust financial system and a business-friendly economy that will attract more foreign direct investments.
“The President made the commitment on Thursday in Abuja, as the Coca-Cola Company announced plans to invest $1 billion in Nigeria over the next five years.
“The announcement was made at a meeting between the President and the global leadership team of Coca-Cola Company, led by Mr John Murphy, its president and chief financial officer, and the Chairman of Nigerian Bottling Company, Ambassador Segun Apata.
“President Tinubu commended Coca-Cola for its long-standing partnership with Nigeria and for promoting investment opportunities that have employed over 3000 people across nine production facilities.
”We are business-friendly, and as I said at my inauguration, we must create an environment of easy-in and easy-out for businesses.
”We are building a financial system where you can invest, re-invest, and repatriate all your dividends. I have a firm belief in that,” he said.
The statement reads: “President Bola Tinubu has reiterated his administration’s commitment to creating a robust financial system and a business-friendly economy that will attract more foreign direct investments.
“The President made the commitment on Thursday in Abuja, as the Coca-Cola Company announced plans to invest $1 billion in Nigeria over the next five years.
“The announcement was made at a meeting between the President and the global leadership team of Coca-Cola Company, led by Mr John Murphy, its president and chief financial officer, and the Chairman of Nigerian Bottling Company, Ambassador Segun Apata.
“President Tinubu commended Coca-Cola for its long-standing partnership with Nigeria and for promoting investment opportunities that have employed over 3000 people across nine production facilities.
”We are business-friendly, and as I said at my inauguration, we must create an environment of easy-in and easy-out for businesses.
”We are building a financial system where you can invest, re-invest, and repatriate all your dividends. I have a firm belief in that,” he said.
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