The Nigerian government has announced plans to invest $100 billion each year to address the nation’s economic challenges.
This was revealed by the Minister of Budget and National Planning, Atiku Bagudu, during the National Economic Dialogue organized by the Nigeria Economic Summit Group in Abuja on Wednesday.
Bagudu stated that the government has made a range of policy decisions, both favorable and difficult, in recent months to address the country’s economic issues. He emphasized that additional resources are necessary to fully resolve these challenges.
He also highlighted Nigeria’s goal of achieving a higher per capita income by 2050, stating, “Our aim is to create an inclusive nation.
We are targeting a higher per capita income by 2050, and we plan to invest no less than $100 billion annually to reach this goal.”
