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Don: Nigeria At Verge Of Great Development In 2025


Nigeria is at the verge of greater development in 2025 with the visionary leadership of the current administration, says an economic expert.

Dr Alim Abubakre, Founder of TEXEM, UK and senior lecturer at Sheffield Business School, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Wednesday.

Abubakre said that the measures taken by President Bola Tinubu have showed prospects of improving the economy and moving the nation towards a new economic renaissance.

He added that the potentials of the country needed visionary leadership at all levels to achieve the Renewed Hope Agenda of the administration.

He suggested a number of steps that must be taken to sustain the tempo of the agenda for the benefit of citizens.

‘’Nigeria has the critical ingredients of a remarkable success story: vast natural resources, an energetic and youthful population, a dynamic entrepreneurial scene, and strategic influence in Africa.

‘’Translating these advantages into real-world prosperity, however, hinges on systematic efforts to quell insecurity, modernise infrastructure, and eradicate corruption.

‘’When trust in institutions grows, communities become safer, and talents are harnessed in service of progress, the nation stands on the cusp of a profound transformation,’’ he said.

Abubakre said that the localisation of global best practices would assist in no small measure to attract foreign direct investment, improved infrastructure and security.

He said that practices abound in other countries that had faced similar economic trends Nigeria is currently facing



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