The presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assured the private sector would be the prime driver of economic progress of the country with his administration providing the enabling framework for the sector to drive, if elected.
He MADE THIS KNOWN while presenting his comprehensive economic plan before the organised private sector under the aegis of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG).
It’s the political campaign season in Nigeria featuring rallies, meetings and town halls.
This is another of such gatherings put together by the Nigerian economic summit group NESG, to provide an opportunity to engage with presidential candidates on the state of the Nigerian economy and discuss strategies for tackling the core issues debarring growth and development.
Present in this room are business leaders, private sector players, local and foreign investors, politicians and other key players in the Nigeria business environment Chairman of the Nigerian economic summit group Mr Niyi Yusuf explains that key issues capable of shaping the economic trajectory need to be at the center stage in political campaigns dialogue sessions and all other engagements leading to the general elections.
The Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu took his time to highlight some notable challenges confronting the business environment and investor confidence in Nigeria.
He agrees that some bold and decisive steps must be taken once elected to help reduce these myriads of challenges not ignoring global developments which has also impacted economic outlook across the board.
After a detailed presentation, Mr Tinubu also answered questions and took comments from the audience.
Asiwaju Tinubu reiterated his resolve to urgently address the fiscal, monetary, and trade reforms to effectively increase domestic production immediately if elected, the ultimate aim is to ensure better macro-economic stability by accelerating inclusive growth and job creation across Nigeria.
