He said that she would be fondly remembered for her remarkable life and contributions.
He said that the subsidy policy killed domestic refineries in the past.
The group outlined the pragmatic thinking behind many of the initiatives of Mr Tinubu’s administration.
The IMPI chairman said it would seem that some individuals and groups were laying the groundwork for insurrection under the cover of a peaceful protest.
He also advised government on the urgent need to rejig its cash transfer programmes to ensure effectiveness, transparency and accountability.
Based on President Bola Tinubu’s economic and monetary policies, IMPI has predicted a one-trillion-dollar economy for Nigeria.
The group said the CBN guidelines unveil the gaming of the foreign exchange market by Deposit Money Banks.
Mr Akinsiju said the group hoped that the measures would guarantee adequate food supply in no distant time.
