“The average GDP rate under the Obasanjo administration was 6.59%, under Yar’Adua 7.98%, and under Jonathan 4.8%. This contrasts sharply with the dismal growth we’re seeing in Tinubu’s era,” he asserted. “Enough of the pains of the shambolic ‘bolekaja’ economic policy prescriptions!”
Browsing: economic policies
There is destitution in the land and that the reaction of a hungry people is better imagined. Mr. President should, in keeping with democratic tenets, listen to Nigerians and review policies that are suffocating life in the country.”
There is certainly a seeming lack of policy coordination in reform implementation (both vertically-between FG and other tiers, and horizontally- within the FG itself)- which is neither new nor surprising. Public policy coordination has remained an age-old issue in government and a fundamental problem for efficient service delivery in public administration and policy.
Former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has told President Bola Tinubu to note that basic commodities, including a simple stapple – bread, are becoming out of reach for average Nigerians. He says Tinubu’s “economic policies, drawn from a so-called renewed hope agenda, are ironically dashing hopes, creating pain and causing despair.”
The National Economic Council is meeting on Thursday to discuss and advise the President on the various economic policies and programmes of the administration.
Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) network, a United States Government initiative for African youth, has called for more integration of…