The University of Dundee Alumni Chapter, Nigeria has made public its plan to mark its 2024 Alumni Day.
The event with the theme “Celebrating Our Successes: Mapping the Future”, with a key focus on the topic: “Navigating Private Sector Investment in Nigeria—The Opportunities and Challenges” is scheduled to take place on November 2, 2024 at Wheatbaker Hotel, Ikoyi, Lagos.
These were contained in a press release signed by the President, University of Dundee Alumni Chapter, Nigeria, Mr. George Kobani and made available to Maritime Bits.
His words: “We are honored to welcome Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Chairman and CEO of Dangote Industries, represent by Fatima Aliko Dangote, Executive Director, Dangote Industries, as the keynote speaker for the seminar session. As a distinguished leader and visionary in the private sector, Alhaji Dangote will share his insights on the evolving investment landscape in Nigeria, addressing key opportunities and challenges faced by businesses in the country”.
According to him, the event will also feature a panel discussion with several esteemed alumni, representing various sectors who will engage in a robust dialogue on the pressing issues affecting private sector investment in Nigeria. The panelists will explore topics such as regulatory hurdles, infrastructure deficits, and the impact of political stability on investment flows.
He explained that the 2024 Alumni Day promises to be an inspiring event that not only celebrates the successes of the University of Dundee’s alumni but also provides a platform to discuss forward-looking strategies for fostering economic growth through private sector investment in Nigeria.
Kobani enjoined all alumni, stakeholders, and guests to attend the occasion as it promises to be “insightful and engaging”.
He added that the organisers will continue to strengthen what he called the “Dundee alumni community” and contribute to the future of investment in the country.
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