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Investment Africa launches in Nigeria

ABN Productions successfully hosted 'Investment Africa Nigeria', which took place at the Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel in Lagos on 17 April 2013. The event saw captains of industry throughout Nigeria in attendance.

25 Apr 2013

Investment Africa Nigeria, powered by Oracle who was the headline sponsor, provided a networking platform for entrepreneurs, investors and asset managers, allowing them the opportunity to interact with thought leaders in the investment arena.

The panel at the event included:

Ade Bajomo, executive director, Market Operations and Technology, Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE)

Alfonso Di Ianni, senior vice president of the Eastern Central Europe, Middle East, and (ECEMEA) regions for Oracle

Bismark Rewane, board member and part-time facilitator, Lagos Business School

Malcolm Gilroy, global head of sales and trading, Dunn Loren Merrifield

Seyi Bickersteth, national senior partner, KPMG Professional Services, Nigeria

Konyinsola Ajayi, managing partner, Olaniwun Ajayi LP

Chief (Sir) Keith Richards, managing director, Promasidor Nigeria Limited

Dr. Lazarus A. Angbazo, president and CEO, General Electric Nigeria

Amos Sakaba, director, Investment Facilitation/Incentives Administration (DIFIA)

Andrew Alli, president/CEO, Africa Finance Corporation

"It is a great honour for ABN Productions to have hosted the first Investment Africa conference in Nigeria. It is always great to be a part of an event that encourages growth and investment throughout our country," said Zubaidah Haniff, head of ABN Productions. "This event was a huge success and we will be rolling out events of the same calibre in the near future across Africa."