The agreement is to enable private businesses in Nigeria to grow and thrive.
Mr Banga said the increase in agricultural productivity and incomes would help create jobs, boost revenues, and improve the quality of food and nutrition.
Two hundred small-scale cross-border traders in Nigeria completed a six-week training programme on Monday under the Trade Facilitation West Africa initiative.
However, the total daily turnover increased to 110.17 million dollars on Monday.
The highest needs are in housing, or 17 per cent of the overall estimated costs, followed by transport, commerce and industry, agriculture and energy.
The World Bank Group said it has approved $300 million in funding to strengthen Ghana’s economy.
Mr Opara said in recent times, environmental, social, and governance principles were bedrock of modern business practices.
President Bola Tinubu has sought the approval of the Senate for a 2023-2024 external borrowing plan of $8.6 billion and €100 million.
Mr Tinubu said ex-President Muhammadu Buhari had approved the 2022–2024 borrowing plan at the Federal Executive Council on May 15.
This, Mr Onyia said, would draw investors from across various industries locally and internationally.