A Nigerian state governor has appointed a Chinese national as his Economic Adviser in a move aimed at strengthening bilateral trade and investment ties with China.
According to the governor’s office, the appointee brings extensive experience in international commerce, infrastructure development, and economic planning, which the administration believes will help attract foreign direct investment and boost the state’s economic growth.
The decision has generated mixed reactions, with some praising it as a strategic step toward global partnerships, while others question whether a Nigerian professional could have filled the role.
strategic move to strengthen global partnerships, while others question why the role wasn’t given to a Nigerian
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