The federal government in collaboration with the presidential enabling business environment council has concluded its 120-days regulatory reform accelerator action plan.

This move is aimed at removing bureaucratic constraints to doing business in Nigeria, and making the country an easier place to start and grow a business.

Chaired by the vice president, Kashim shettima, PEBEC is an initiative of president Buhari’s administration after it was established in July 2016

With this in mind, vice president Shettima emphasised that president Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda is doing its best to make lives better for Nigerians by elevating Nigeria’s global business rankings, attract foreign investments, and drive sustainable economic growth

The Senior Special Assistant to the President of PEBEC, who presented the RRA action plan report, says other indicators are transparency reforms, efficiency reforms, entry and exit reforms amongst others.

The reforms, according to him, are centred on eight key indicators, including reviewing and updating service-level agreements.

He declared that Ten out of 36 MDAs have achieved over 75 per cent success in the implementation of the reforms.

President Tinubu’s renewed hope agenda is passionate about the people and making efforts to ensure the ease of doing business.