Peter Obi has taunted President Tinubu over what he described as chasing after foreign investors.

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 Peter Obi has taunted President Tinubu over what he described as chasing after foreign investors.


The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Peter Obi, has tackled President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over his frequent foreign trips.

 This Nigeria news platform recalls that Tinubu, in a recent interview with Nation after receiving the Man-of-the-Year award, said the country is engaging with the global market- both foreign and domestic investors.    

 Tinubu argued that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is not ‘Chicken Change’ but a long-term financial commitment from serious enterprises and investors.  

You Need To Attract Foreign Investors Not Chasing After Them – Peter Obi Taunts TinubuPublished 2 hours ago on December 18, 2023By sk SHARETWEET Spread the love Peter Obi has taunted President Tinubu over what he described as chasing after foreign investors. 

   The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate in the 2023 election, Peter Obi, has tackled President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over his frequent foreign trips. This Nigeria news platform recalls that Tinubu, in a recent interview with Nation after receiving the Man-of-the-Year award, said the country is engaging with the global market- both foreign and domestic investors.    

 Tinubu argued that Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is not ‘Chicken Change’ but a long-term financial commitment from serious enterprises and investors.   

However, during an interview on X-space with ParrelFact, Peter Obi countered Tinubu, saying he should attract foreign investors rather than chase them.   

According to the former Governor of Anambra State, nobody goes around searching for foreign investors. He said, “Nobody goes around searching for foreign investors. Foreign investors are like bees; when you keep the honey, they will boom towards there. We need to attract foreign investors and not chase after them.”


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