An initial $520 million had already been voted by the development partners for the development of eight special agro-industrial processing zones in the country.
He anticipates that it will reach 8 per cent by the end of 2023 with timely and targeted actions for some projects.
He explained that, as the special guest, Mr Shettima would deliver a keynote address at the event, which would commence on Oct. 24.
The September 8 earthquake killed nearly 3,000 people and injured more than 5,000.
“You have people cooking the books that are in the financial industry in Europe, not in Africa,” according to the AfDB president.
According to the statement, the project will support private-sector development and the management of public finances.
The politician believes Nigeria won’t surmount the problems even if Mr Tinubu distributes N50,000 to every family.
“The policy will also protect women’s human rights and mitigate sexual and gender-based violence through appropriate buffers and related services.”
Investing in northern Nigeria is integral to IFC’s strategy to promote sustainable development in underserved regions.
He called for the government’s support for the private sector and modular refineries to allow for efficiency and competitiveness to drive down fuel pump prices.
