President Bola Tinubu dusclosed that Nigeria has achieved its 2025 revenue target in August, driven primarily by the non-oil sector.
This milestone was announced during a meeting with founding members of the defunct Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) and The Buhari Organisation at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
Nigeria met its 2025 revenue target ahead of schedule, with the non-oil sector playing a significant role in this achievement.
The President emphasised that the economy has stabilized, with exchange rates improving from N1,900 to N1,450 per dollar.
Tinubu unveiled plans for nationwide agricultural mechanization centres to boost food production, ensure food sovereignty, and create jobs.
President Tinubu assured Nigerians that his administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda is focused on: Building Critical Infrastructure, Improving Health Facilities, Ensuring Food Sovereignty, and Providing Security.
He listed future plans to include the establishment of farm centres in every region to enhance food production and sovereignty; focus on creating jobs through export, import, and industrial growth.
In addition, Tinubu plans to establish a Buhari House to immortalise the former President’s legacies.
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