The Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) has achieved a remarkable triple-digit growth of 202 per cent from N34.730 billion in 2022 to N108.433 billion in 2023 despite challenging macroeconomic conditions coupled with economic headwinds.
According to Mr Adewale Oyerinde, the Director-General of the Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA), the Federal Government should adopt alternative policies to foster growth and development in the private sector.
Vice President Kashim Shettima is seeking a more robust collaboration between government and business leaders to propel the nation’s economic aspirations.
The World Bank has affirmed its 3.3 per cent economic growth forecast for Nigeria in 2024 saying the nation’s economy was mildly buoyant in the early part of the year despite macroeconomic adjustments.
The Institute for Africa Culture and International Understanding (IACIU), a grade II UNESCO Institute, has tasked the Nigeria Federal Government to work towards effective digital transformation as part of efforts to drive economic growth, innovation, and social progress.
