January 9, 2025
tinubu1

President Bola Tinubu’s administration has unveiled 10 major policies set to shape Nigeria’s future in 2025.

1. National Youth Confab: Scheduled for early 2025, this initiative aims to enhance youth inclusion and leadership synergy, with representatives selected nationwide by the Ministry of Youth.

2. National Credit Guarantee Company: Expected by mid-2025, this program will boost access to credit for individuals and critical sectors, stimulating economic growth.

3. Tax Reform Bills: Ongoing debates in the National Assembly aim to improve tax collection, tackle economic challenges, and enhance Nigeria’s business environment.

4. Consumer Credit Scheme Phase II: Following its success among civil servants, the second phase will expand access to consumable goods, driving industrialization and reducing poverty.

5. Infrastructure Projects: Major projects include the Lagos-Calabar Highway, AKK Gas Pipeline, Kaduna Refinery, and several power initiatives like the 375MW Egbema Power Station.

6. Special Agro-Processing Zones: In partnership with the African Development Bank, six states will pilot zones to boost large-scale food production and agricultural development.

7. Local Government Autonomy: Full implementation of the Supreme Court’s ruling will enable direct funding to local governments, enhancing grassroots governance.

8. National Livestock Programme: Leveraging the livestock sector, this initiative aims to reduce farmer-herder conflicts and contribute to economic growth.

9. New National Identification Card: The AFRIGO card will integrate payment solutions, improve financial inclusion, and enhance access to government services.

10. Renewed Hope Creative Villages: These state-level art hubs will preserve historic sites, create jobs, and harness the creative sector’s economic potential.

 

These initiatives underscore the administration’s focus on youth, economic reforms, infrastructure, and inclusivity.

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *