 President Bola Ahmed Tinobu will engage world leaders and the international business community towards attracting foreign direct investments to Nigeria, the forthcoming G20 summit in India. Briefing state-of-the-house correspondence on the focus of the summit, the special adviser to the president on media and publicity at Jury in Ghilali said President Bola Tinobu will join other world leaders from September 9th to 12th to leverage the platform where he will also meet some heads of state at the sidelines of the summit. His Excellency, Mr. President, will be meeting with the president of Brazil, President D'Silva. He will be meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. He will be meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He will be meeting with South Korean President Yil and a few other heads of state on the sidelines of the G20. Of course, as is the custom, Mr. President will also be meeting with the Nigerian community in India. And he will also, of course, provide a set of remarks to the entire summit involving, of course, all heads of state present and many other industry and business leaders from around the world. The president will also meet chief executive officers of major manufacturing companies of Indian origin, particularly in the areas of electricity generation and distribution and other critical sectors to drive key investments into the country to aid infrastructural renewal. His Excellency, Mr. President, will be meeting with a cross-section of heads of state as well as industrial leaders, titans, chief executive officers of some of the world's most valuable companies, particularly those of Indian origin. So his Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tanubu, will be hosting a CEO roundtable, which will be made up of more than 20 chief executive officers of major industries across multiple sectors of the Indian economy to ensure that we leverage on their interest in investing in the country in such a way that suits the industrialization initiative of the renewed hope agenda of Mr. President.