A group of Nigerian professionals in the diaspora have convened to birth a group that seeks to boost developments in the country.
A statement by the group of professionals said the formation of the think-tank was driven by the hunger for a new national order.
With a specific purpose to mobilise Nigerian professionals and leaders to support national growth, and convened under the aegis of Forum of Global Nigerian Professionals, the group of highly accomplished men and women drawn from Europe, North and South America, Asia and the African continents, said, “Nigeria at this time, needs its exceptionally good and talented ‘world beaters’ to help scale our developmental programmes internally and externally.
The statement read, “This is a great opportunity to help reshape our African and global story and build our current programmes as a nation”. Indeed, the group with strong presence in the United Kingdom, Canada, United States, Germany, France, Nigeria, China and South Africa among others, easily tells the story of Nigeria’s loaded capacity.
“In these countries among others, Nigerians are known to be at the heart of the economies, helping to make them the most advanced in the world.
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