Nigeria Welcomes Polish Investments, Strengthens Ties

During a meeting in Abuja, Nigerian Minister of Interior Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo expressed Nigeria's readiness for foreign investments, addressing Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski and Ambassador Michal Cygan. Tunji-Ojo's statements highlighted ongoing economic reforms designed to enhance investor confidence and improve the business environment in Nigeria.

Key reforms include the unification of the exchange rate, efforts to curb inflation, and the removal of fuel subsidies, all aimed at reshaping the economy. He emphasized the importance of formalizing cooperation through official agreements that would benefit both countries.

Tunji-Ojo described the visit as a milestone in bilateral relations, noting that Nigeria aims to deepen cooperation in areas such as border management, international security, cybersecurity, and technology transfer. Gawkowski commended Nigeria's economic and demographic potential, expressing Poland's readiness to support Nigeria's digital innovation and infrastructure development.

He invited Tunji-Ojo to visit Poland to further strengthen bilateral relations.