U.S. Consul General: Nigeria-US Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influence Global Affairs

• Says Nigerians in US remit over $20bn annually

•Sanwo-Olu: Lagos seeks more US investment, business access to American markets

Chiemelie Ezeobi and Nume Ekeghe

United States Consul General in Lagos, Mr. Brandon Hudspeth, says the partnership between Nigeria and the United States has the potential not only to shape the future of America’s relationship with Africa but also to influence global commercial, cultural, political, and economic affairs.

Hudspeth, who spoke at a reception to welcome him back to Lagos, yesterday, said he was optimistic about the future of the relationship.

U.S. Consul General: Nigeria-US Ties Could Shape Africa’s Future, Influence Global Affairs

Other newsrooms on this story

Related reading

US-Nigeria Bilateral Trade Rises 14% to Nearly $15 Billion in 2025

Nigerian Ambassador to US, Are, convenes dialogue on foreign policy, trade,…

Sanwo-Olu, diplomats celebrate US 250th anniversary in Lagos

US exchange programmes boosting Nigeria-US economic ties — US Mission

NACC Seeks Sanwo-Olu’s Backing for US-Nigeria Trade Centre

US backs 200 Nigerian entrepreneurs for local, export markets