Vice President Kashim Shettima has charged members of Nigeria’s $1 trillion economy team to be disciplined. He gave the charge,
yesterday, during the launch of the Federal Government initiative to establish an operating framework for economic and financial inclusion to transform Nigeria into a $1 trillion economy by 2030.
The accord represents a core pillar of the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda to transform the nation into a $1 trillion economy by 2030, while combating poverty and insecurity through broad-based prosperity, The Guardian learnt. He listed some positive results the efforts yielded to include the recent upgrade of Nigeria’s credit outlook to positive by Fitch Ratings, in recognition of the reform progress under Tinubu.
The former Borno State governor pointed out that due to the administration’s belief that its approach to inclusive growth must be strategic and sustainable, economic and financial inclusion was elevated to the agenda of the National Economic Council , where governors of the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory Minister participate in crucial policy deliberations alongside other stakeholders.
Imploring the team to engage all stakeholders fully, the VP said “there is no greater calling than developing solutions to alleviate the impact of ongoing economic reforms on over 30 million financially excluded Nigerians, propelling Nigeria towards sustainable and inclusive growth”.
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