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Hello and welcome to Business Daily on the BBC World Service.

I'm Peter McJow.

Today we are rethinking the role of business in Africa.

Welcome to the era of Africa capitalism,

an economic philosophy which calls on Africa's private sector

to transform the fortunes of the continent through long-term investments.

Nigeria's foremost economist, Tony Eloumelu, is the man leading the

charge. I believe that no one but also develop Africa. I believe that the privacy

has a route to play in the development of our continent. I believe that government is critical,

but more importantly, the private sector should lead in the area of development.

An idealistic proposition described as Africa's pathway to economic prosperity and social wealth.

But what does that look like in real terms?

It is that intersection of government, public sector coming together to develop Africa

in a manner that is sustainable, in a manner

that creates prosperity for business investors. But more importantly, it creates job and

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