Federal Executive Council: Tinubu Sets Goals for Ministers to Boost Economy

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has instructed the Federal Executive Council (FEC) to achieve specific goals aimed at revitalizing the economy for the betterment of people’s lives.

During the first federal cabinet meeting led by the president at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, introduced the “Economic Roadmap” for consideration.

Addressing the issue at the post-FEC press conference, Edun mentioned that the council agreed that the economy wasn’t performing as desired. He revealed that the FEC looked into eight key areas and defined targets to be accomplished within the next three years.

Edun conveyed that President Tinubu urged the ministers to put forth policies and initiatives to transform the economy.

A statement later issued by Ajuri Ngelale, the presidential spokesperson, conveyed that the president encouraged ministers to go beyond their titles and positions, focusing on their day-to-day efforts to enhance the economy for the benefit of Nigerian households.

Reportedly, President Tinubu emphasized to the new ministers that the aspirations of millions of Nigerians relied on their daily actions. He pledged to provide dedicated leadership to ensure progress and prevent setbacks.

“We will develop localized financial strategies, rethink our resource management, and make the economy genuinely beneficial to the people of this nation.”

“There’s a lot we can and will achieve. Despite skepticism, in your service lexicon, everything is attainable and must be,” the President was quoted as saying.

“We possess the talent and intellectual capacity needed to turn our country around. We will ensure that the country is on a positive trajectory for the sake of over 200 million Nigerians who depend on us,” the President affirmed.

“Both you and I understand that expectations are high, and these times are challenging. We need to work diligently to create a robust economy that serves Nigeria. Unemployment rates are unacceptable, and we’re grappling with the effects of climate change. To reverse the situation, you’ve been chosen to give your very best.”

“Our policy implementation will reshape the economy, foster inclusive growth, and reinforce security for peace and prosperity. Without security, there can be no investment,” the President emphasized…[CONTINUE READING HERE]>>