The two-day summit holding on May 11 and 12, 2022 in Lafia, the state capital, according to briefs on it, will “serve as a platform to present credible and bankable investment opportunities that are market-ready for investors engagement”.
As the inaugural edition of Nasarawa State’s investment summit holds this week, the state is betting on opportunities it says are widely spread across five strategic investment clusters, including agriculture, oil and gas, solid minerals, agro-allied industry, information communication technology
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Caleb Ojewale
Caleb Ojewale is an Assistant Editor at BusinessDay Newspaper in Nigeria, where he also heads Industry and Real Sector, supervising all associated beats/desks.
He is concurrently Editor for Features, Interviews, and the Newspaper's Backpage (Monday to Thursday). He has also been OP-ED Editor and a member of the Editorial Board.
A well rounded business journalist; he is a recipient of multiple local and international journalism awards.
Caleb is a fellow of the University of Oxford and OKP and has bachelor’s and Master's degrees in communication from Lagos State University and the University of Lagos, respectively.
