Raheem Akingbolu
The Chairman of the Economic Council on Africa (CCA), John Olajide, has said the just-concluded US-Africa Business Summit, held in Luanda, Angola provided a credible opportunity for Nigeria and the rest of Africa, to map out strategies and dialogue on harnessing opportunities in the African continent, ahead a consumer spending, expected to surpass 2.1 trillion dollars by the end of 2025.
Olajide, who spoke at the opening ceremony of the event, aimed at discussing the economic future of Africa, said huge opportunities across the continent remained untapped, due to bureaucratic impediments, infrastructural deficits and rigid policies, being faced by business owners.