“Private sector investment in Africa’s infrastructure rose to $19 billion in 2020, representing 23 per cent, the highest since 2016,” said AfDB.
The innovative mobile flood barrier and management solution is called “SLAMDAM”, an easily deployable water-filled flood barrier.
The surveillance system is aimed at preserving and protecting the securities market integrity and boosting investors’ confidence.
Mr Akufo-Addo said the percentage was higher when compared with less than 20 per cent by households in advanced economies.
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AfDB president Akinwumi Adesina said that nine out of the 10 most vulnerable countries to climate change were in Africa.
A support group leader said efforts were being made within and outside Nigeria to reach out to Mr Adesina to declare interest in the 2023 race.
“We commit to joining hands with all well-meaning Nigerians to draft Adesina into the 2023 presidential race.”
Mr Adesina described Mr Obasanjo’s contributions to Nigeria, Africa and the world as exemplary, saying his life has continued to inspire many.
Mr Adesina noted that the projects could address Nigeria’s foreign exchange deficits and save about $9 billion yearly from petroleum products imports.
Benin, Gambia, and Seychelles were 2021’s top performers, as all three countries offered visa-free access to all African visitors.
