President Bola Tinubu will on Sunday, depart Abuja, to attend the United Nations General Assembly, UNGA in New York, United States of America.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Chief Ajuri Ngelale disclosed this while briefing State House correspondents on Friday.
The Presidential spokesman said that the President will use the opportunity to meet hold bilateral meetings with other heads of State and key economic stakeholders around the world.
Ngelale said that aside from the engagements he’s going to be having at the General Assembly, there are series of very important side activities that will have wide ranging ramifications on the Nigerian economy.
Ngelale further said that the President will be meeting with the global CEO of Exxon Mobil Oil and Gas Company.
He noted that the federal government sees this as a major opportunity to once again lay out in detail what Nigeria has on offer with respect to the implementation of the petroleum industry Act and the fiscal and tax incentives that are being put forward by the current administration.
He said the diplomatic meeting will further advance investment in the oil and gas sector not just in terms of oil, but more in terms of gas.
