Business Group Hosts Wike, Promise To Promote Investments In Rivers
Governor of Rivers State was today hosted to a launch meeting by the top echelon of the West Minster Africa Business Group, an assembly of select British Parliamentarian
Governor Wike and his entourage were received at the Scottish Club in London by Vice Chairman of West Minster Africa Business Group, Tim Johnsen in the company of other members of the group. The Governor was thereafter led into the lavish victorian edifice of the club where both the Governor’s team and West Minster Africa Business Group held talks over launch on collaborative efforts to promote investment growth in Rivers State and on strengthening Nigeria’s democracy.
The Westminster Africa Business Group (WABG) was established in 1947, as the Conservative West Africa Committee to act as an information gatherer on commercial opportunities and to give a business perspective on regional political activities. The Group was to be later renamed as the Conservative Africa Business Group and subsequently Westminster Africa Business Group, in order to deal with Africa in its entirety and in recognition of its wider membership drawn from Finance, Insurance, Translation services, Manufacturing, Health and Educational interests, consistent with the Group’s motto of ‘Bringing together both business and political activities in Africa’.
Mr. Tim Johnsen, a Parliamentarian
Hon. Betty Apiafi, a member of the Federal House of Representatives
Members of the Governor’s delegation to the launch meeting were Chief Emmanuel Anyanwu, Elder Statesman, The Hon. Ken Chikere, Member of the Federal House of Representatives
Oraye St. Franklyn