Aso Rock has a new tenant and Nigeria has a new boss. The policy challenges that await President Tinubu on his desk are piled high and most are marked urgent. But if the “architect of Lagos” is to re-build the country, making Nigeria once again attractive to foreign investors will be fundamental to the success of his tenure.

By the time you board your plane in Lagos airport, you’re exhausted. Not because of long lines at check-in and security, these are par for the course. But because of the seemingly never-ending requests for money from officials, or those posing as officials.

Aso Rock has a new tenant and Nigeria has a new boss. The policy challenges that await President Tinubu on his desk are piled high and most are marked urgent. But if the “architect of Lagos” is to re-build the country, making Nigeria once again attractive to foreign investors will be fundamental to the success of his tenure.