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Ex-ANAN Boss Advises Buhari On Job Creation
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A former President, Association of National Accoun-
tants of Nigeria (ANAN), Dr Samuel Nzekwe, has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to concentrate more on creating job opportunities for the teeming population to boost the economy.
Nzekwe gave the advice in an interview with newsmen in Ota, Ogun, yesterday.
He said the only way Buhari could achieve this was by providing enabling environment for the productive sector for Nigerians to thrive.
The former ANAN president added that there was the need for the Buhari administration to intensify efforts in providing critical infrastructure like stable power supply and good roads.
Nzekwe said that no investors would be willing to invest in the country with kidnapping, armed robbery , poor electricity and road network.
”The productive sector and foreign investors can only key into the provision of critical infrastructure provided by the Federal Government so as to generate more employment opportunities in the country.
”The creation of employment opportunities will promote economic activities and transform to national development,” he said.
A former President, Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Dr Samuel Nzekwe, has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to concentrate more on creating job opportunities for the teeming population to boost the economy.
Nzekwe gave the advice in an interview with newsmen in Ota, Ogun, yesterday.
He said the only way Buhari could achieve this was by providing enabling environment for the productive sector for Nigerians to thrive.
The former ANAN president added that there was the need for the Buhari administration to intensify efforts in providing critical infrastructure like stable power supply and good roads.
Nzekwe said that no investors would be willing to invest in the country with kidnapping, armed robbery , poor electricity and road network.
”The productive sector and foreign investors can only key into the provision of critical infrastructure provided by the Federal Government so as to generate more employment opportunities in the country.
”The creation of employment opportunities will promote economic activities and transform to national development,” he said.
r President, Association of National Accoun-
tants of Nigeria (ANAN), Dr Samuel Nzekwe, has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to concentrate more on creating job opportunities for the teeming population to boost the economy.
Nzekwe gave the advice in an interview with newsmen in Ota, Ogun, yesterday.
He said the only way Buhari could achieve this was by providing enabling environment for the productive sector for Nigerians to thrive.
The former ANAN president added that there was the need for the Buhari administration to intensify efforts in providing critical infrastructure like stable power supply and good roads.
Nzekwe said that no investors would be willing to invest in the country with kidnapping, armed robbery , poor electricity and road network.
”The productive sector and foreign investors can only key into the provision of critical infrastructure provided by the Federal Government so as to generate more employment opportunities in the country.
”The creation of employment opportunities will promote economic activities and transform to national development,” he said.
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