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Emmanuel Finndoro-Obasi Director of Trade, Business and Investments, with Charlotte Hall, DFID Head

  • Writer: Africa House London
    Africa House London
  • Jul 5, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 23, 2020

Emmanuel Finndoro-Obasi Director of Trade, Business and Investments, with Charlotte Hall, DFID Head of Governance, Open Societies and Anti-Corruption, and Nick Horne Chief of Staff for Secretary of State for DFID, during the Launch of Advocates for International Development (A4ID). Africa House London and Judicial College London leading the Judicial training in Nigeria to strengthen Rule of Law in Sub Africa to build more confidence in UK and Africa businesses trading in Nigeria.

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Jean Marie Santos
Jean Marie Santos
2 days ago

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John Wrick
John Wrick
Oct 20

Emmanuel Finndoro Obasi Director of Trade Business and Investments met with Charlotte Hall DFID Head to explore new ways of promoting trade growth and sustainable investment across emerging markets their discussion emphasized innovation entrepreneurship and inclusive development seeing how collaboration drives progress reminded me of my own experience with my pawtenant managing work became easier and emotionally balanced it showed me why getting an ESA letter Texas California Ohio Louisiana Arkansas matters for individuals who rely on emotional support animals for comfort and improved wellbeing

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Lisa Smith
Lisa Smith
Oct 16

This is a wonderful collaboration! It’s encouraging to see leaders like Emmanuel Finndoro-Obasi and Charlotte Hall working together to strengthen trade, business, and investment opportunities. Partnerships like these create real impact and open new pathways for sustainable growth. Interestingly, while reading this, I was reminded of how Publishing Companies in Houston also thrive on collaboration connecting creative minds, investors, and professionals to bring powerful ideas to life. Excellent initiative and great representation of visionary leadership!

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Amelia Emery
Amelia Emery
Oct 15

Thank you, Mr. Finndoro-Obasi, for highlighting the growing opportunities in the wigs and hair industry. With increasing global demand, especially in fashion and personal care, strategic investments and trade initiatives could significantly boost local businesses. Support for innovation and quality standards will be key to sustainable growth.

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Jennie Garth
Jennie Garth
Sep 06

Such an impactful initiative! Strengthening the Rule of Law through judicial training is essential for fostering trust, transparency, and sustainable growth in international trade. Efforts like these create long-term benefits for both Africa and the UK. Much like the Sky Blue Spider Hoodie, it represents strength, reliability, and a bold step forward.

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