The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association, NECA, and Nigerian Economic Summit Group, NESG, have backed plans by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration to attain an eight-point agenda in three years.
Media Talk Africa recollects that through the inaugural Federal Executive Council assembly presided over by the President, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Mr Wale Edun, mentioned FEC had set eight precedence areas to ship for Nigerians within the subsequent three years.
Reacting to the event on Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer of NESG, Dr Tayo Aduloju, mentioned the federal authorities’s unveiled plans would take the nation out of the woods if rigorously applied.
Aduloye urged that the brand new ministers use the following three months to recalibrate and fine-tune insurance policies that might put the nation’s economic system on the trail to success.
“We urge the cabinet to use the opportunity of the mid-point review of the National Development Plans and the Sustainable Development Goals to recalibrate the country for success, complete the finetuning of policies and repositioning of institutions in the next three months so that the next three years are spent in execution mode, not “review mode”, he said.
Similarly, NECA’s Director-General, Mr Adewale-Smatt Oyerinde, urged that the federal government guarantee correct coordination in direction of implementing the deliberate agenda.
“We urge that strong coordination efforts should be put in place to avoid it being caught up in inter-ministerial misalignments and narrow implementation as witnessed in past administrations,” he mentioned.
