Grand Towers Limited aims to enhance Nigeria-Kenya cooperation in hospitality and fintech through strategic partnerships and investments, following a productive meeting between Chairman Nze Chidi Duru and Kenya’s High Commissioner Isaac Keen Parashina.
Abuja, Nigeria – Nze Chidi Duru, Chairman of Grand Towers Limited had a fruitful discussion with the Kenya High Commissioner to Nigeria, His Excellency Isaac Keen Parashina.
The meeting, held at the Commission’s Office on Diplomatic Avenue, focused on strengthening bilateral relations between Kenya and Nigeria.
Discussions covered potential collaborations in the hospitality and fintech sectors, as well as the exchange of skilled personnel to enhance service delivery.
Nze Chidi Duru emphasized using Grand Towers Limited’s experience to boost corporate profiles and foster genuine partnerships.
Grand Towers Limited aims to expand beyond Nigeria, which will reinforce ties between the two countries.
The visit is expected to drive strategic decisions at the company’s next Board meeting, targeting local partnerships in Kenya and potential investments in the Kenyan fintech market.
This initiative seeks to distribute ownership structures between Nigeria and Kenya, giving locals a sense of belonging in the business operations.
Speaking briefly after the meeting, Nze Chidi Duru said; “Our discussion centered on how to further boost bilateral relations with Kenya and Nigeria, especially with my firm, Grand Towers Limited in the areas of hospitality, fintech and exchange of skilled personnel to raise the ante of service delivery in the sector.
“In the area of skill set, I hinged my discussion on how we can use our experiences to enhance the corporate profile of our businesses, as well as fostering genuine partnerships.
“My company’s attempt to go beyond Nigeria will further strengthen the smooth working relationship between the two countries.”
Nze Chidi Duru expressed his gratitude to the Kenya High Commissioner and his team for their hospitality during the visit.
