In a recent analysis, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi rightfully highlights the complexity of Nigeria’s economic challenges, emphasizing the need to avoid scapegoating President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for cumulative errors from past administrations. While this perspective holds merit, it’s essential to recognize areas where improvements can be made. Addressing economic issues requires cautious, inclusive governance, grounded in transparent policy execution and effective communication with citizens.
The current administration’s tendency towards unilateral decision-making has left citizens feeling disconnected and uninformed about the direction of their country’s economic policies. To foster trust and understanding, there must be a concerted effort to engage citizens through transparent communication channels, ensuring they are informed about proposed changes and the details of programs executed on their behalf.
Furthermore, the ad-hoc nature of responses to economic challenges suggests a lack of comprehensive planning and foresight. A clear roadmap for confronting these challenges is essential, accompanied by proactive measures to mitigate potential disruptions. By prioritizing inclusivity, transparency, and thoughtful decision-making, Nigeria can navigate its economic complexities more effectively, fostering resilience and sustainable growth for the future.
● Baba Isimi, FNIA, resides in Abuja.
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