DFC Holdings' Felix Achibiri Recognizes Welcome2Africa International as Africa’s Incoming Unicorn
The CEO of Welcome2Africa International (W2A), Ms. Bamidele Seun Owoola, and Felix Achibiri, Chairman and CEO of DFC Holdings, had a...
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Agribusiness Mission
Capitalizing on Nigeria's burgeoning agribusiness landscape and promising trade outlook, Welcome2Africa International presents a focused 5-day agri-investment and trade mission to Nigeria, from April 22-26, 2025. This strategic mission fosters connections and unlocks opportunities for partnership, investment, and trade between Nigeria and the global community.
5th Edition of the ports and trade
Nigeria, with its vast coastline, strategic location, and abundant marine resources, possesses immense potential in the maritime and blue economy. The Ports & Trade Investment Forum, now in its 4th edition, aims to connect global investors with compelling investment opportunities across the sector and secure investment of over $105 million in commitments across investment in ports and Infrastructure, ships, fisheries and agriculture, minerals and renewable energy.
Solid Minerals Mission
Nigeria's solid minerals sector holds immense potential to diversify the economy, generate wealth, and create jobs. With over 40 mineral resources in commercial quantity and over $5 trillion worth, the sector can be a catalyst for sustainable development. However, realizing this potential requires attracting strategic investment and addressing key challenges.
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The sessions were insightful and provided information that can be used to improve financing in the agricultural sector. Islamic banking removes some stereotypes I had about Islamic funding.
ANTHONY OWOLEWA
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The session was worthwhile and the topics well delivered, being a participant at the event makes a lot of sense to me.
LATEEF OLONA
Just to say thank you and well done for putting together such an interesting event. Everyone I spoke to was excited and complimentary about the broad mix of people from all areas of the agribusiness scene; and liked the fact that it was actually a small group.
CHRISTOF WALTER
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