Okengwu, in a statement, noted that the present administration’s drive to reach $6 billion in foreign investment target, would require sustained efforts to improve business environment and draw investors’ confidence.
She is however worried that the diversion of the Lagos-Calabar Expressway into Okun Ajah community, leading to the demolition of properties in said area, may have weakened investors confidence in the system and discourage future deals.
She stated that many affected by the demolition were investors from the diaspora who heeded President Tinubu’s call asking global Nigerian investors to channel their resources into the country’s growth.