13 May 2016

The need to increase Nigeria business in South Africa

Osa Business Morning 1 e1463147627833

LEX Africa’s Nigerian member and legal advisor to Nigeria’s South African Chamber of Commerce, Mr Osayaba Giwa-Osagie, talks about Trade Relations and the need to increase Nigeria business in South Africa.

Watch the interview here

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