Nigeria’s top political leaders have convened in Abuja for the National Economic Council (NEC) Conference to deliberate on the country’s current economic realities and reform priorities.
Eko Hot News reports that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Vice President Kashim Shettima, state governors, and key economic stakeholders participated in the conference aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s economy.
Discussions at the council focused on strategies to drive inclusive economic growth that is resilient and responsive to the needs of citizens across the country.
Participants examined practical steps required to stabilise the economy, improve productivity, and support sustainable development at both the federal and state levels.
The meeting also provided an opportunity for leaders to align policies, share insights, and evaluate approaches to addressing inflation, unemployment, and fiscal pressures.
Emphasis was placed on ensuring that economic reforms translate into tangible benefits for ordinary Nigerians, particularly vulnerable populations.
Governors highlighted the importance of collaboration between the federal and state governments in implementing policies that stimulate growth and enhance service delivery.
The conference underscored the role of data-driven decision-making and coordinated planning in achieving long-term economic stability.
Officials noted that regular engagement through the National Economic Council remains critical to monitoring progress and adjusting strategies where necessary.
The gathering reaffirmed the commitment of national and subnational leaders to remain focused on delivering measurable economic outcomes.
Stakeholders agreed that sustained dialogue and cooperation are essential to navigating current challenges and positioning Nigeria for future growth.
The NEC Conference continues to serve as a key platform for consensus-building on economic governance and national development priorities.
