Africa is Emerging. Hard Facts About Easy Market Entry

 




I am excited to inform you that my book project undertaken during the COVID-19 lockdown have hit the newsstand and now available on Amazon. 

About the Book

This book offers a refreshing overview on Africa, its gateways and the opportunities available to a discerning investor. An understanding of its political dynamics and sociocultural nuances are prerequisites to accessing its huge untapped potential. Africa is a continent whose time has come. The book is a culmination of many years experience in market entry and investment attraction to the continent now known as the final frontier.


It is for persons and friends interested in exploring the opportunities Africa presents and for believers in Africa interested in maintaining foothold on the continent dubbed the Final Frontier. 

Please introduce the book to anyone that you think would need it. I am here to take questions as your point man. 






Some Reviews…


Ndudi’s book is a well-organized, informative addition to the library of knowledge about doing business in today’s Africa, of particular interest to Israeli business people. I am happy to recommend it to anyone interested in the topic.

-Sherwin Pomerantz, CEO, Atid EDI Ltd.

Ndudi Osakwe has written a must-read primer for anyone considering opportunities in Africa. Read the book to learn about the continent of tomorrow!" — Alon Beer, Director- Society for International Development (SID) Israel

This book offers a new perspective about doing business in Africa. I urge future investors to use this as a guide when they choose to invest in the vast economies of Africa. Africa is indeed the new horizon

-Ambassador Enoch Pear DUCHI (Rtd). Former Nigerian Ambassador to Israel.

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