The leadership and businesses of the 100 most notable Africans of this year in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda has ended with key conclusions of the event in which the interested parties stressed the need for Africa countries to look for interior to offer solutions to their economic challenges.
The speakers in the event believe that Africa has what is needed to build their economic empire and solve their development problems without depending on foreign aid.
It was an opportunity to raise the consciousness of the leaders to look within their nations and explore their abundant mineral resources and their ability in agriculture to get people out of poverty, grow industries and create wealth for the good of the continent.
In his comments, the project director, Africa, 100 more notable peace icon, Africa, Amb Dr. Kingsley Amafibe, while talking about the subject, “configuring the future of Africa through collaboration and association,” he said that creating a platform such as the African continental free trade area (AFCFTA) is a step in the right direction, connecting more than one billion Africans with the trade of a single market. contributing their strength areas to complement each one.
He said that the Summit is a great platform for industrialists, policy formulators, headlines of political positions and interested parties in the African economic panorama to share ideas on how to work together for the good of the continent.
Opening the summit, Ambrahim Zanna, High Nigerian Commissioner to Rwanda, spoke about leadership and strategic associations in Africa.
Governor of the State of Jigawa, his excellence Umar Namadi, who was represented by the Executive President of the State Board of Basic Education of the State (Subeb), Professor Haruna Musa, while pronouncing her opening speech on “Food Security: a catalyst to boost positive change and tranquility in tranquility in Africa,” said agriculture has potential to achieve the country's food safety and the export purpose.
In expressing its concern that the continent still matters food, the governor said that Jigawa is making a massive investment to reposition agriculture as a key income generator, especially from the export of food products.
Other speakers include the founder and president of the Asian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the World Paz Diplomacy Organization, Prof. GD Singh, CEO of Psychiatrists, African Global Health, Morocco, Dr. Imane Kendili and Vice Governor, EDO State, RT. Excmo Dennis Idahosa was unison in his call for Africa to rise and activate his sleeping giant.
Others Who Spoke at the Event Include President Psychotherapeutic and Counseling Research Institute and West African Regional Director of Amhroa Network, Dr. Sa'adatu Adamu, Founder of Property Wealth Corporation UK, Dr. Daniel Moses, Deputy General Director, Institute of Human Virology School of Medicine, Prof. Nicaise Ndembi, Founder and Ceo, 63 Inc., Malik Shaffy Lizinde, Dr Chuka Nwachukwu.
President Amanda Group, Euring Dr. Chinedu Ogwus Rahim Bah, Dr. Femi Joshua, Dr. Michael Odere, Commissioner of Finance Cross River State, Emmanuel Uduh, Amb Daniel Obah, Ruqayya Tofa-Basheer, Aisha Adamu Rufai and host of others.