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FDI: Fidelity Bank’s MD charges financial institutions on enabling environment

Financial institutions in Nigeria have been urged to contribute their quota in making the Nigerian business climate conducive for Foreign Direct Investments (FDI). Giving the charge at the grand opening of Burger King in Nigeria recently, the MD/CEO, Fidelity Bank Plc, Mrs. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, said: “It is not enough to only attract FDIs into the Nigerian market, it is also expedient that purpose-driven financial institutions like ours continuously make efforts to support and heighten the prosperity of their businesses, thereby facilitating a conducive trade environment healthy enough to initiate lifelong operation strategy in Nigeria.

This we believe will greatly impact Nigeria’s economy.” Officially welcoming the global food brand into Nigeria at its Ajose Adeogun outlet recently, Fidelity Bank reiterated its support for both largescale businesses and SMEs operating across the country. “Year on year, we have continuously shown our commitment towards businesses and nationbuilding through strategic partnerships.

Today, we are excited to be proud partners of Burger King in Nigeria and even more enthused at the im-pact our association with this great brand will have on Nigeria’s economy,” Nneka said. Also speaking at the event, Robert Lu, General Manager for Burger King Corporation, UK, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), said: “After a long period of planning, we are glad to finally commence operations in Nigeria.

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