CPPE backs FG reforms, urges shift from economic stability to productivity

The CPPE’s comments came five days after the Finance Minister presented the Federal Government’s economic reform scorecard, with the group backing the reforms but urging a shift from economic stability to productivity, investment and improved living standards. The post CPPE backs FG reforms, urges shift from economic stability to productivity appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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CPPE backs FG reforms, urges shift from economic stability to productivity

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