Tinubu Govt Lists Security, Rule Of Law, Anti-Corruption In Eight-Point Agenda

The Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration, on Monday, revealed its eight-point agenda aimed at moving the Nigerian economy forward and prospering the citizens.

The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, listed the eight points on Monday during an interaction with State House correspondents at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.

Edun stated that some of the agenda includes fighting corruption, protecting the rule of law, food security, ending poverty, economic growth and job creation and providing security for Nigerians and businesses.

He said: “Other areas of focus by the Tinubu administration include access to Capital, particularly consumer credit; Inclusivity in all its dimensions, particularly as regards youth and women; improving security, improving the playing field that people and particularly companies operate; rule of law; and fighting corruption.

“It’s around those metrics that we plan, and the targets of what will be delivered in the next three years or so were identified, discussed, and input was given by various ministers.

“We’ll now go away with marching orders to refine further the targets in particular and within which to start rolling out policies and programmes to turn around the economy and make things better for all Nigerians.”