Nigeria’s Federal Government has launched a Ministerial Advisory Committee to review economic reforms and ensure they benefit citizens. Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele stated the committee aims to provide data-driven advice, fostering a public-policy-private partnership to improve decision-making.
Acknowledging the short-term costs of reforms like subsidy removal and exchange rate unification, Oyedele stressed their necessity for sustainable development. He emphasized that reform success will be judged by tangible outcomes like job creation and improved living standards.
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