- Global Investors Renew Interest in Nigeria as Economic Reforms Gain Praise – Uzoka-Anite
- The Minister credited the progress to President Tinubu’s visionary leadership
- Uzoka-Anite expressed optimism that Nigeria’s strengthened economic fundamentals would continue to attract substantial foreign investment
Nigeria’s economic reform agenda is drawing global attention, with international investors expressing renewed interest in the country’s financial markets, the Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, has said, Eko Hot Blog reports.
Speaking on the sidelines of the ongoing World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meetings in Washington D.C., Uzoka-Anite revealed that investors are eagerly anticipating Nigeria’s return to the international capital market.
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In a statement issued by the Ministry’s Director of Information, Mohammed Manga, the Minister said the meetings have provided a platform for Nigeria’s economic team to engage with key global stakeholders and highlight the country’s reform progress.
Uzoka-Anite noted that Nigeria’s economic indicators are showing positive momentum, citing a rise in foreign exchange reserves to over $42 billion and a steady decline in inflation.
“It’s like a miracle that we could implement multiple reforms, and within two years, we are seeing tangible results. Both the IMF and the World Bank have commended Nigeria’s progress,” she said.
The Minister credited the progress to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s visionary leadership and the government’s commitment to fiscal and monetary reforms aimed at restoring investor confidence.
“We are grateful for Mr. President’s leadership in steering the country through difficult but necessary reforms,” Uzoka-Anite stated.
She explained that the recent policy adjustments have brought greater clarity and stability to the foreign exchange market, which has in turn boosted confidence among manufacturers and traders.

“Now that there’s certainty in FX pricing, confidence has returned to the economy. Prices of food and manufactured goods have begun to ease,” she added.
Uzoka-Anite expressed optimism that Nigeria’s strengthened economic fundamentals would continue to attract substantial foreign investment, driving sustainable growth and development.
“With our economic fundamentals on track and investor confidence rising, Nigeria is poised to unlock its vast potential for generations to come,” she said.
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