Vice President Kashim Shettima has expressed confidence that Nigeria will emerge as a dominant economic power on the global stage under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Addressing stakeholders in Abuja, the vice president underscored the Tinubu administration's unwavering commitment to fostering an unprecedented business-friendly environment, conducive for both local and foreign investors.
"Nigeria is poised to become a beacon of attraction for investors worldwide, as it ascends to a major global economic force under President Tinubu," Vice President Shettima remarked.
He emphasized the significant demographic potential of Nigeria, projecting that by 2050, the nation would rank as the third most populous country globally. Additionally, citing recent analyses from investment experts, Shettima highlighted forecasts indicating Nigeria's economy could rank as the third largest in the world by 2075.
"These projections signify the profound shift in global economic dynamics, with Africa, and particularly Nigeria, positioned at the forefront. The trajectory of global growth is pivoting towards Africa, and Nigeria holds the key to shaping this transition. The future belongs to Africa, and Nigeria's prosperity is pivotal to the continent's advancement," Shettima asserted.
The vice president's remarks underscored the administration's determination to leverage Nigeria's vast economic potential, driving sustainable growth and prosperity while positioning the nation as a global economic powerhouse in the coming decades.
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