FG begins rehabilitation of 13 Police Training schools
The Federal Government has awarded contracts for the rehabilitation of 13 police training institutions across the country. This is just as the Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima has charged the National Economic Council (NEC) to sustain ongoing reforms until improvements in the economy translate into jobs, stronger purchasing power, business confidence and better living conditions […]
The Federal Government has initiated the rehabilitation of 13 police training institutions across the country, with 80 percent of contractors having already received their award letters. Vice President Kashim Shettima emphasized the importance of continuity and sustained economic reforms during the 160th National Economic Council (NEC) meeting.
He stressed the need for macroeconomic progress to translate into tangible benefits for Nigerians, such as job creation, increased purchasing power, and improved living conditions. The reclassification of Nigeria to frontier market status by FTSE Russell presents an opportunity for the country to attract new institutional investors, according to Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele.
The Minister highlighted the impressive performance of the Nigerian capital market, which returned more than 60 percent in dollar terms in the past year alone. The rehabilitation of the police training institutions is expected to be completed within three weeks, ensuring that the institutions are well-prepared to support the commencement of police training programs.
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