According to him, while there are signs of improved investor confidence, many domestic businesses, particularly MSMEs, continue to face operational challenges.
The BOI official further noted that the market trajectory remains positive and disciplined.
Mr Nwifuru explained that the proposed budget was shaped by the needs and aspirations of citizens generated through participatory budgeting.
Mr Wauschkuhn also stressed the importance of peer learning to close operational gaps.
The commissioner said the state remains firm in its support for MSMEs, recognising their crucial role in creating jobs and driving economic development throughout Kwara.
The CBN governor noted that financial inclusion can unlock untapped economic potential, particularly for underserved groups.
He said that the state was creating a sustainable city that balanced economic opportunities with environmental stewardship.
“In Nigeria, the MSME sector accounts for 39.6 million businesses, contributes approximately 43.6 to GDP, and employs more than 61 million people,” the minister said.
The first and second editions of the clinics were launched in Benue and Ogun states respectively earlier in the year.
Mr Shettima said Mr Tinubu’s administration maintained transparency in financial dealings.
