Nigeria’s Pride Awards 2026: Stakeholders Urge Investment for Lasting Peace
The former Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Gen. Paul Boroh, has called for stronger partnerships to unlock Nigeria's economic potential for peace and development.

Former Coordinator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Gen. Paul Boroh (retired), has urged government, the private sector, and other stakeholders to collaborate for sustainable investment in Nigeria. Speaking at the Nigeria’s Pride Awards 2026 in Abuja, Boroh stressed the importance of peace and investment in fostering national development. According to Tribune Online, Boroh made the call on Tuesday. The call to action comes as the country grapples with various security challenges that have hindered economic growth. Boroh’s emphasis on investment-driven peace reflects a growing consensus among Nigerian leaders that peace and stability are crucial for attracting foreign investment and fostering economic growth. The Nigeria’s Pride Awards is an annual event that champions patriotism and excellence in various sectors, providing a platform for recognizing outstanding Nigerians who have made significant contributions to the nation.




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