Pres. Tinubu Sets Up Economic Advisory Committee

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has set up an economic advisory committee comprising representatives of the Federal government, sub-nationals and the private sector.

This was the outcome of talks held on Sunday evening between the President and key stakeholders at the State House, in Abuja.

Speaking at the meeting, President Tinubu said the essence is to provide additional efforts in stabilising the economy and ensuring the “Best economic future,” for Nigerians.


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