ABEOKUTA– Few days after South African retail giants Shoprite decided to pull its operations out of Nigeria, the country was further hit by Twitter’s decision to site its African headquarters in Ghana.
Racting to the news, the Chief Executive officer of Olumide & Stephanie Aderinokun Foundation, Chief Olumide Aderinokun expressed his concern and concluded that the business policies of the APC-led government are not favouring ayone, both the citizens and the foreigners.
With Shoprite ranked as the biggest shopping mall in Nigeria with outlets in each major cities across the country, Chief Aderinokun frowned at how the government’s incompetence would make thousands of people jobless and also make tech-savvy youths miss working opportunities if Twitter – one of the most popular social networking sites in the world – had moved into the country.
The Egba born Real Estate mogul who has been touching lives in Ogun Central Senatorial District through his foundation – Olumide & Stephanie Aderinokun Foundation, suggested that the government should be doing more for Nigerians with the resources in its kitty.
The Nigerian government under the leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari is failing in its responsibility to woo foreign investors to do business in the country as challenges like fluctuating naira, unstable power supply, delayed and huge cost of clearing goods in ports persists.
