Vice-President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria no longer needs handouts from developed economies, but is seeking real partnerships and investments.
Speaking at the ongoing United Nations Food Systems Summit in Rome on Monday, the vice-president said recent economic policies such as the subsidy removal and the unification of the foreign change system, have put Nigeria on a pedestal for mutually beneficial partnerships.
He also asserted that President Bola Tinubu is poised to redefine the meaning and concept of modern leadership in Nigeria, which has woken up from its slumber and is now poised to move the world.
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After announcing key economic policy decisions, Mr. David Malpass, former President of the World Bank, said President Tinubu is “taking concrete steps to scrap Nigeria’s harmful government subsidies and multiple exchange rates”.
The former World Bank Chief added that the decisions were important steps toward currency stability, lower inflation, and reduced corruption.
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