Nigeria and India have pledged to strengthen ties in the strategic areas of agriculture, renewable energy and defence.
He expressed delight at India’s fast development in education and healthcare sectors.
”We are hoping that when we leave, subsequent governments will continue to deepen that fellowship,” says Mr Sanwo-Olu.
The Authority said that bicycle tracks were already captured in the master plan of Abuja city, adding that what was required was “to develop them.”
“We are open to collaborations between Nigeria and India in the area of creative industry,” the minister said.
Shri Balasubramanian, Indian High Commissioner to Nigeria, on Wednesday said the country would offer 500 scholarships to Nigerians in 2023.
Over 135 Indian companies have invested $19 billion in Nigeria in the last four decades of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
