President Bola Tinubu remains committed to fast-tracking Nigeria’s development through reforms and positioning the country as a leading destination for continental and global investment.

Mr Sunday Dare, Special Adviser on Media and Public Communications to the President, made this known on Wednesday in a statement ahead of Tinubu’s participation at the Africa CEO Forum 2026 in Kigali, Rwanda.

The statement, titled “In Rwanda, Tinubu Pitches the Nigerian Business Case to the Rest of Africa,” described Kigali as the stage for one of the administration’s most significant investor engagements since assuming office.

According to Dare, Tinubu’s message to investors is straightforward: Nigeria remains one of the world’s most profitable investment destinations, where properly scaled businesses can generate extraordinary returns beyond conventional market expectations.

He said while most global investment models project returns between 20 and 25 per cent, Nigeria has consistently exceeded such projections because of its population size, expanding demand, and rapidly evolving reform environment.

Dare cited telecommunications giant MTN Nigeria as an example, noting that the company’s market growth, subscriber expansion, and profitability far exceeded initial expectations after entering Nigeria’s market in 2001.