The minister added that foreign exchange reserves had risen from more than $40 billion to over $50 billion.
Enrolment in AI micro-credentials in Nigeria rose by 93 per cent in 2026, while enrolment in critical thinking certification surged by 113 per cent.
More important, Pavillon represents what can happen when a growing business is able to recognise an opportunity and access the support needed to pursue it.
According to Mr Johnson, the government was encouraging young people to develop their creative skills.
Mr Fasua acknowledged that rising fuel prices continued to exert pressure on households.
Mr Bagudu described Mr Tinubu as a visionary leader whose decisions demonstrated courage and commitment to national development.
The battle dates back to October 2023.
The minister said the government’s priority was to convert international confidence in its reforms into investment.
Mr Cardoso also described Artificial Intelligence (AI) as an opportunity for developing economies to narrow the gap with advanced economies.
Mr Oyedele urged Nigerians to look beyond negative headlines.
