Secretary-general of DIAN, Kola Balogun, made the call in an interview on the sidelines of the African Chiefs of Defence Staff Summit in Abuja.
Mr Balogun said the sustainability of PPPs was critical to building investor confidence, developing local capacity, and ensuring the continuity of defence projects.
DIAN’s secretary-general, Kola Balogun, said the summit created a platform for African defence industries to showcase their capabilities and deepen collaboration.
Mr Balogun says the rise of local players in Nigeria’s defence industries will be a game changer in enhancing its military’s fighting power.
He said while Mr Makinde was not responsible for the succession problem, his intervention would enhance speedy succession processes to the thrones.
“They have to reach a compromise and not take Nigerians for granted. It doesn’t speak well of a country who wants investors to come in.”
Kola Balogun, a senator representing Oyo South Senatorial District, has resigned his membership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Nigerians are expecting better times in terms of electricity supply and can’t wait to reap the benefits of such plans.
A power expert, Kola Balogun, says the first phase (Phase zero) of the National Mass Metering Programme (NMMP) can create 500,000 jobs.
