Abuja, NIGERIA – Vice President Kashim Shettima has performed the grand opening and commissioning of the Kursi Group Corporate Head Office in Abuja. Arriving on Wednesday, the Vice President’s visit is said to be a part of the Federal Government’s dedication to supporting domestic firms that have flourished under the Renewed Hope Agenda’s economic reforms.
Kursi Group, a prominent player in Nigeria’s mining, mineral processing, and trading sectors, is highlighted as a prime example of a home-grown enterprise benefiting from the administration’s focus on the solid minerals industry.
Okay News gathered that the commissioning is a move to signal to both local and international investors that the “enabling environment” promised by President Tinubu is yielding “Absolute Clarity” in business growth and institutional support.
The Vice President’s presence at the commissioning comes as President Tinubu engages global investors in Paris, touting Nigeria’s 11.2% GDP growth in dollar terms. The development of the mining sector is a key pillar of the administration’s goal to reach a $1 trillion economy by 2030. By processing minerals locally rather than just exporting raw ores, companies like Kursi Group are helping to retain value within the Nigerian economy, creating jobs and stabilizing the Naira.
