NESG Warns Reversal of Economic Reforms May Hamper Nation’s Growth Trajectory
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James Emejo in Abuja
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has said that any attempt to reverse the current economic reform momentum could set the country’s growth trajectory back to crisis-era levels of about 2 percent.
The group noted that Nigeria remained in a consolidation phase following a near-collapse of the economy in recent years.
NESG Head of Research, Dr. Joseph Ogebe, who spoke at the NESG quarterly media engagement in Abuja, said that truncating ongoing reforms cou
The Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) has said that any attempt to reverse the current economic reform momentum could set the country’s growth trajectory back to crisis-era levels of about 2 percent.
The group noted that Nigeria remained in a consolidation phase following a near-collapse of the economy in recent years.
NESG Head of Research, Dr. Joseph Ogebe, who spoke at the NESG quarterly media engagement in Abuja, said that truncating ongoing reforms cou
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