Nigerian
Senate president, Bukola Saraki will attend the launch of United States
of America (U.S) President, Donald Trump’s, Strategy for Africa, which
will be unveiled to the public today. According to a statement by his
Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, the new United
States strategy argues for more effective utilisation of existing U.S.
resources on the continent. The Trump plan, according to U.S. Assistant
Secretary of State for the Bureau of African Affairs, Tibor P. Nagy, Jr,
will focus on bringing more foreign direct investment into Africa and
is in line with the Legislative Agenda of the 8th National Assembly
which is aimed at reforming the Nigerian economy through strategic
legislation that will help promote increased participation of private
sector actors. Other members of the Senate President’s delegation
include Senator Ben Bruce, Vice-Chairman of the Senate Committee on
Media and Public Affairs; Senator Monsurat Sunmonu, Chairman of the
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee; and Honourable Nnenna Ukeje, Chairman
of the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign AffairsNigerian Senate president, Bukola Saraki attends the inauguration of Donald Trumps Africa Strategy in Washington
Nigerian
Senate president, Bukola Saraki will attend the launch of United States
of America (U.S) President, Donald Trump’s, Strategy for Africa, which
will be unveiled to the public today. According to a statement by his
Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, the new United
States strategy argues for more effective utilisation of existing U.S.
resources on the continent. The Trump plan, according to U.S. Assistant
Secretary of State for the Bureau of African Affairs, Tibor P. Nagy, Jr,
will focus on bringing more foreign direct investment into Africa and
is in line with the Legislative Agenda of the 8th National Assembly
which is aimed at reforming the Nigerian economy through strategic
legislation that will help promote increased participation of private
sector actors. Other members of the Senate President’s delegation
include Senator Ben Bruce, Vice-Chairman of the Senate Committee on
Media and Public Affairs; Senator Monsurat Sunmonu, Chairman of the
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee; and Honourable Nnenna Ukeje, Chairman
of the House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs
