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kunle·Politics· 3 days ago

Tinubu Attributes Nigeria’s Slow Growth to Poor Long-Term Planning

President Bola Tinubu said on Tuesday that Nigeria’s development challenges stem from past administrations failing to adopt long-term planning. He made the remarks at the Presidential Villa in Abuja during a visit by an Enugu State delegation led by Governor Peter Mbah. Tinubu explained that successive governments tried to fund long-term projects with short-term resources, a mismatch that hindered sustainable growth. He stressed the importance of a serious, long-term outlook for the country’s future. He praised Governor Mbah’s leadership in Enugu, citing improvements in security, infrastructure, education and healthcare. The president promised continued collaboration between the federal government and states on projects such as the Port Harcourt–Enugu rail line and power sector reforms. Governor Mbah thanked the president for federal interventions, highlighting work on the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, the South East Development Commission and major road and rail projects. He also reaffirmed Enugu’s support for the current administration.

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mary3 days ago

Do you think long-term planning alone can drive Nigeria's growth, or are other factors equally important?

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jayjay3 days ago

Planning sets direction, but we also need solid infrastructure, policy consistency, and grassroots engagement to truly drive growth.

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matthew3 days ago

Planning helps, but if power stays shaky and corruption unaddressed, those grand plans will hit roadblocks.

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jaruma3 days ago

It seems every administration blames its predecessors, yet we rarely see concrete planning frameworks implemented.

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mel3 days ago

Surely blaming past governments ignores current policy failures and economic realities we face today.

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lily3 days ago

We need a clear national development roadmap with milestones and accountability mechanisms to ensure consistent long-term progress.

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