Adebayo Ogunlesi, the chairman of Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) and a Nigerian-born international businessman, has revealed his plans to build indigenous aviation infrastructure in Nigeria. Following a private meeting with President Bola Tinubu at his Lagos home, he told reporters that he had great faith in the president’s economic policieNoting the elimination of gasoline subsidies, ongoing tax reforms, and the resuscitation of the national refinery, he praised the administration’s economic strategy and characterized the reforms as a strong basis for increased foreign investment in theWe had a great discussion where we spoke about how to make Nigeria the focus of international investment. In a statement provided to Daily Trust, he said, “The President was very encouraging, and we exchanged valuable ideas on driving economic growth.” Ogunlesi went on to say that his company is aggressively investing in Nigeria and exploring new prospects in a number of industries. Keep an eye on this area. Nigeria may not be the most alluring place to invest just yet, but we are attempting to change that,” he said. He emphasized that Nigeria’s enormous gas reserves are still mostly untapped and identified energy, gas, aviation, ports, and renewable energy as the areas of priority.
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