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Nigeria’s Green Economy Presents $250 Billion Investment Opportunities, Says Providus Bank CEO

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Mr. Walter Akpani, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Providus Bank, emphasized the immense investment potential within Nigeria’s green economy, estimating it to be worth a staggering $250 billion.

Akpani delivered these insights as the keynote speaker during the Youth Governance Dialogue session of the Presidential Youth Retreat organized by the Youth Development Centre of Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in Abeokuta.

Addressing an audience of resilient Nigerian youth, Akpani shared valuable advice for those aspiring to achieve success, particularly in entrepreneurship.

He emphasized the need for a clear understanding of failure, encouraging individuals to view it as a stepping stone toward excellence.

“Those who want to achieve success in the journey of life don’t take failure as final. If you fail, rise again and again until you reach your destination,” he stated.

Furthermore, Akpani stressed the importance of discipline in achieving lofty dreams, highlighting the sacrifices required on the path to success.

Focusing on the event’s theme, “Contributing To Green Economy,” Akpani highlighted the significance of addressing climate change challenges arising from industrialization and human activities.

He explained that the green economy aims to reduce environmental risks, combat environmental degradation, and promote sustainable development and a friendly environment.

The green economy presents an array of investment opportunities, estimated at $250 billion in Nigeria. Critical sectors within this burgeoning industry include transportation, energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, and agriculture, among others.

Akpani’s insights shed light on the potential for economic growth and environmental preservation within the green economy, underscoring the importance of sustainable development in Nigeria.

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