Firm seeks to strengthen Nigeria-China economic ties
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In a quest to strengthen trading between Nigeria and China, a real estate firm, Gafford Group, is set to play a major role in facilitating collaboration between the two countries.
The management of Gafford led by the Managing Director, Gbadebo Olamerun, visited Tiantai, China, where they met with the Minister of Commerce, Wang Wentao, to explore potential business opportunities for Nigeria and China.
Olamerun said that the initiative visit was to position Nigeria as the primary benefactor of the surge of investments from China into the country.
Olamerun added that the potential partnership between both companies could significantly boost the availability of essential tools in Nigeria, supporting the country’s burgeoning automotive and construction industries.
The potential collaborations between Gafford and the Chinese companies represent a significant step towards enhancing Nigeria’s industrial capacity, he said.
By facilitating the importation of advanced materials and tools from China, Gafford aims to contribute to Nigeria’s economic growth, particularly in the construction and manufacturing sectors.
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