Impossible. They aren't a serious country. One of the worst investment environments in Africa when you consider consider corruption, theft, corruption, poor infrastructure, corruption, bad tax regimes, corruption, traffic congestion, violent crime, terrorism, restrictive vat/tariff regimes for bring in heavy equipment, and did i forget to mention corruption?
Its a shame because they have too much potential .
It's the kind of place where you would only feel comfortable setting up extractive industries because You're whole investment is endangered as a foreigner If you risk your capital by trying to add value to products in their country. A place where your own local business partner is liable to scam you. Or alternatively you can do like turkey who has strategically chosen to keep its investments offshore in gigantic ships so that their infrastructure isnt stolen, and if they are harrased by corrupt govt officials they can just lift anchor and leave.
The only exception I've seen is China. They came in as a nation and advocated for their own people to have local business parks with lower taxes and semi autonomy from local govt fckery. And chinese govt investment banks took risk off of individual investors by loaning start up costs to their citizens starting ventures in Nigeria through the belt and Road initiative. But China could only get to this level by leveraging their gigantic economy on a political level from Beijing. Trump has no interest in doing this on behalf of Americans
)but since He targetted them amongst other countries with new green card reform and the H-B1 visa, they have started calling out their own
