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The Business Exchange: How Business Works

Author: American Business Council

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Every second and last Tuesday's of the month, the hosts will offer sharp insights on how business works in Nigeria with a deep dive into the biggest stories in business and policy. They will also make bold predictions across various sectors of the economy.
This podcast is brought to you by the American Business Council, the voice of American Investors in the Country.
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In exploring Nigeria's hospitality and tourism sector, Margaret Olele sits down with Lakeshmanan Ramanathan, General Manager of Lagos Marriott Hotel Ikeja to discuss how Nigeria can market this sector to make it one of Africa's top destinations.
On this episode of The Business Exchange, we explore the impact of civic participation and how accountability can empower the new generation of citizens to shape governance in Nigeria. Our guest is Joseph Amenaghawon, Head of Civic Hive.
Margaret Olele sits down with Joe Abah, Nigeria Country Director at DAI, to discuss why democratic resilience matters for Nigeria’s economic growth. Their conversation explores the connection between strong institutions, the rule of law, accountable governance, citizen participation, and a thriving private sector—and how these factors can create the stability, trust, and predictability needed for sustainable economic development.
On this episode of the business exchange, we examine the future of healthcare in Nigeria and how increased investments and collaboration will help not only to save lives but to grow the Nigerian Economy. Our guest, Robert Taboada, Network Head, Angolophone West Africa, Roche, gives us an insight on the importance for healthcare investments and partnerships in Nigeria.
On this episode of the American Business Council Nigeria, Margaret Olele speaks with Samuel Diminas, CEO, Westpaq International on the importance of Global Standards, Local Capacity and the things investors need to see in Nigeria's oil and gas.
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