Key to inclusive growth in Nigeria is building small businesses – Uzoma Dozie, CEO, Diamond Bank
05 May 2017 |
5:14 am
Building capacity in small businesses is key to creating inclusive growth in Nigeria. Uzoma Dozie, CEO, Diamond Bank discusses what the bank and government have done to grow this sector.
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