Govt Should Adopt Partnership for Economic Growth, Says Ex-CBN Boss

The Federal Government should collaborate with the non-state actors to achieve economic development and ensure the success of its social investment programmes, a former acting Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Dr Sarah Alade, advised on Thursday.

According to her, non-state actors, including the Living Above Poverty Organisation, would play crucial roles in shaping the economic destiny of Nigeria.

Alade who was also Special Adviser to President Muhammadu Buhari, on Finance and Economy, stated these during the 30th Annual Development Forum organised by LAPO in Abuja with the theme, “The role of non-state actors in national development: A case study of LAPO.” Read more on punchng.com

 

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