“The president chose to rebuild Nigeria’s foundation rather than postpone the day of reckoning,” said Mr Uzodimma.
NSE has urged engineers to deploy innovation, systems thinking, and technology-driven methodologies in the government’s efforts to address Nigeria’s insecurity challenges.
PwC, in its ‘Economic Outlook 2026’ report, said Mr Tinubu’s economic policies eased inflation, stabilised exchange-rate conditions, and strengthened Nigeria’s external reserves.
The difference between incremental improvement and transformative change is ambition matched with execution.
Nigerians are eager to see that the Peoples Democratic Party has put its house in order, says its spokesman, Debo Ologunagba.
AGESI calls for reframing Africa’s green transition, moving beyond the narrative of vulnerability to one of generational economic opportunity.
CPPE says the Nigerian economy, despite intense macroeconomic headwinds in 2024, exhibited resilience due to gross domestic product performance.
The Liberian MPs also drew attention to the non-payment of community levy by some member states.
The FG accused the PDP governors of worsening hardship by owing workers and pensioners months.
Rising consumption, commodity exports and foreign direct investment are expected to drive Africa’s economic growth.
