It is said that the Tinubu administration stabilised the exchange rate and paid off a $7 billion debt from the previous Muhammadu Buhari administration. In an interview, Ajuri Ngelale, President Bola Tinubu's Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, made this claim.
In his speech, he discussed the Federal Government's approach to economic recovery and stressed the need of creating a strong partnership between the public and private sectors.
In an interview with TVC News, Ngelale highlighted that economic managers across all governmental tiers are actively contributing to President Tinubu's endeavours to foster a cooperative environment.
He emphasised that the president is committed to consistently and sustainably involving the private sector in economic endeavours.
According to Ngelale, this approach is necessary to foster economic growth and ensure that both the public and private sectors contribute significantly to the nation's progress.
According to Ngelale, a key element of President Tinubu's strategy is the participation of well-known figures from the business world.
He asserts that key figures in business, such as Tony Elumelu and Alhaji Aliko Dangote, are essential components of the government's economic policies.
Ngelale explained that implementing successful economic strategy requires the resources and unparalleled knowledge that these titans of business bring to the table.
In Ajuri Ngelale's words, "In recent times, we have not had a total unification of the exchange rates, and Nigerians are seeing the evidence of our work now."
"We have settled the $7BN debt that the former government owed, and the exchange rate is now stable. After all of this president's hard work during this administration, we have a completely different picture.
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