NCPC urges Israel to deepen investment, economic ties with Nigeria
The Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission (NCPC), Rev. Uja Tor Uja has charged the Israeli government to deepen its investments, partnerships and economic collaborations with Nigeria.
Uja, speaking in Abuja on Monday during a courtesy visit by the Israeli Charge De’ affairs, Mr. Nadav Goren, at the Commissions’ corporate headquarters in Abuja urged Israel to deepen its relationships with Nigeria by way of making some conscious and strategic investments in areas of technology, security, agriculture and education that will build and further reciprocate the long standing cordial relationship between Israel and Nigeria.
He said: “We ask that Israel invest and share with Nigeria on some great projects that borders on agriculture, technology, security and others that will show our long time partnership as a nation and also perfect our relationship”.
The commission Executive Secretary further stated that Nigeria and the Commission regard Israel as a permanent friend and so would want Israel to enlarge and increase its technical and social visits to make more investments in Nigeria.
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