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Elumelu on investing in Africa despite slowdown

By CNBC Africa
02 September 2016   |   5:02 pm
CNBC caught up with Tony Elumelu, Chairman of Heirs Holdings and UBA and discussed the investment case for Nigeria and other African countries despite the economic slowdown.

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