This was revealed by Okechuku Enelamah, the minister of Industry, Trade and Investment on Tuesday, in Abuja.
According to him, the federal government was carrying out series of reforms in the business environment to make it less difficult to do business in the country.
He said President Muhammadu Buhari had already launched the presidential enabling business environment council (PEBEC) whose purpose was to identify and reduce bureaucratic processes and regulations that impede the private sector
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“Our visa on arrival procedure is now fully operational, with an upcoming increase in the number of eligible countries. Directive has been issued on 48 hour visa issuance by Nigerian missions abroad.
“We have foreign missions in almost all the major countries of the world and we feel the missions should be used to sell Nigerian products abroad and also used as a point for those who want to invest in Nigeria to make their enquiries.”
The minister added that the federal government, through PEBEC, had been working on three priority reforms areas with 17 quick wins to reposition the investment to climate.
He said seven reforms would be carried out in the areas of “entry and exit of goods”, six reforms in “entry and exit of people” while “government and transparency” will have four reforms.