President Bola Tinubu on Monday, April 29, disclosed that the Nigerian economy has escaped the phase of sabotage, as his administration continues to pursue its target of ending the reign of economic saboteurs working against the nation’s progress.
According to a statement issued by Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications, Office of the Vice President, Stanley Nkwocha, President Tinubu informed other African leaders of the sweeping reforms implemented by his administration to curb illicit activities and currency manipulation that had long hindered the nation’s progress.
Alongside the digital transformation agenda, President Tinubu said Nigeria is committed to prioritizing climate resilience and becoming an attractive destination for carbon market investments. He also stressed the importance of regional economic integration through instruments like the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement to dismantle investment barriers and facilitate access to international markets.“Our path to the future depends on nurturing strategic partnerships with other nations and development organizations. Therefore, we will utilize our absolute and comparative advantages to establish partnerships across borders,” the President said.