Nigeria’ll continue to prioritise social investment, says Tinubu

In a recent meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, a prominent figure assured the international community of continued efforts to prioritize the welfare of the less fortunate amidst ongoing economic reforms. The individual emphasized the importance of social safety nets to alleviate any adverse effects resulting from these reforms.

Acknowledging the impact of the reforms on the population’s purchasing power, the leader highlighted the necessity of providing educational opportunities to combat poverty and hunger. The need for substantial investments in infrastructure development and tax reforms to stimulate economic growth was also emphasized during the discussion.

The International Monetary Fund’s Managing Director, congratulated for her re-election, expressed support for the country’s economic reforms and emphasized the importance of diversifying the economy. The IMF pledged further assistance in implementing social investment programs to aid vulnerable populations. The director also mentioned the organization’s commitment to aiding developing nations in managing economic shocks and building resilient institutions.

Overall, the meeting underscored the collaborative efforts to address economic challenges and ensure sustainable growth in the region.