Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Malawi Voice
Published on 2024-03-13 18:15:03
Malawi’s renowned business tycoon, Leston Mulli, recently received high praises from the former president of Nigeria, His Excellency Goodluck Jonathan. During a meeting on the 10th of this month, Jonathan commended Mulli for his contributions to the African economy and urged him to consider opening more tea factories in various African countries to further promote economic growth across the continent.
As the Managing Director of Mulli Brothers Limited (MBL Holdings), Mulli has been recognized for his commendable work in the African economic space. Jonathan’s call for expansion comes shortly after another former president of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo, similarly appealed to Mulli to broaden his business ventures.
Mulli’s impact on the local economy in Malawi cannot be overstated, as his companies have provided numerous job opportunities for countless Malawians. Through his dedication to supporting local businesses and fostering economic growth, Mulli has solidified his position as a key player in Malawi’s business landscape.
Recently, Mulli embarked on a productive trip to Nigeria, where he was invited to attend the birthday celebrations of the country’s 87-year-old former president, Obasanjo. The trip not only allowed Mulli to connect with influential figures in the Nigerian political sphere but also provided him with valuable insights into the business opportunities that exist beyond Malawi’s borders.
Jonathan’s endorsement of Mulli’s efforts serves as a testament to the impact that visionary business leaders can have on the broader African economy. By encouraging Mulli to expand his business operations to other African countries, Jonathan highlights the potential for cross-border collaboration and economic growth that can benefit the continent as a whole.
Mulli’s willingness to engage with leaders from different African countries demonstrates his commitment to fostering economic development on a continental scale. As he continues to explore new opportunities for growth and expansion, Mulli’s efforts are not only benefiting the local communities in Malawi but also contributing to the broader goal of promoting economic prosperity across Africa.
In conclusion, Mulli’s meeting with former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan underscores the importance of collaboration and partnership in driving economic growth across Africa. By heeding Jonathan’s call to expand his business ventures to other African countries, Mulli has the opportunity to make a lasting impact on the continent’s economic landscape and contribute to the prosperity of its people.
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