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The Nigerian Economic Summit Group says Nigeria will need to attain a high, sustained and inclusive economic growth to achieve improved private sector confid...
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The 30th Nigeria Economic Summit marks a critical discussion on the nation’s economic landscape, highlighting the pressing challenges of high inflation, stag...
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Apr 19, 2022 · The poor contribute very little or nothing to national growth in every economy. The level of poverty in Nigeria shows that economic growth is not inclusive. The World Bank (WB) report further stated that about 7 million Nigerians would fall into poverty in 2021. By these reports, about 90 million Nigerians were below the poverty line in 2021.
May 7, 2014 · This is exactly why now is the right time for the World Economic Forum to come to Nigeria. Under the theme, Forging Inclusive Growth, Creating Jobs, leaders from politics, business and civil society will come together to debate ways to tackle Africa’s biggest challenge: how to create a continent of increased prosperity and strong communities ...
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This edition of the ‘Economy and Politics’ show features Mr. Johnson Chukwu, the Group Managing Director, Cowry Asset Management as he speaks on “Addressing ...
Mar 4, 2020 · Growth will not be inclusive unless we make it inclusive. Conventional growth only cannot reduce poverty and inequality and increase employment (Ramos et al., Citation 2013:36–7). The trickle-down effect is not working effectively, especially not in Africa where economic growth is not accompanied by the generation of adequate employment.
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Jan 30, 2023 · Nigeria needs more inclusive economic growth, so more people can exit poverty, and the country can evolve into a society with a sizable middle clas s. Achieving sustainable economic growth that is inclusive in Nigeria requires not just strengthening her national economy but also making sure that the most marginalized members of the society are reached.
