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Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Bobloco: 5:46am On Mar 28
President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday established a 31-man Presidential Economic Coordination Council comprising himself, the Vice President, Senate President and the Chairman of the Nigerian Governors Forum, among others.

Tinubu also established a 19-member Economic Management Team Emergency Taskforce which he mandated to meet twice weekly and submit a six-month comprehensive plan of economic interventions for 2024.

The Economic Management Team Emergency Taskforce was approved by the Federal Executive Council on Monday

The plan, covering the next six months, would be due for immediate implementation within two weeks of the EET’s inauguration, the President directed.

The EET comprises ministers, four governors and some members of the economic management team as well as the private sector.

The EET is to report to the Presidential Economic Coordination Council headed by Tinubu.

The PECC comprises 13 ministers, the Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Yemi Cardoso, and the Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State, among others.


The council also includes 13 persons drawn from the organised private sector including Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote; UBA Chairman, Mr. Tony Elumelu; BUA Founder, Abdulsamad Rabiu, among others. The members of the organised private sector would serve on the council for a one-year tenure.

Tuesday’s move is “in furtherance of his administration’s efforts at re-engineering the nation’s economic governance framework,” the Presidency said in a statement signed by Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale.

The statement is titled ‘President Tinubu establishes comprehensive economic coordination and planning system for Nigeria.’

It comes weeks after the President created an economic advisory committee comprising the federal government, sub-nationals and the private sector, on February 25.

Upon assuming office 10 months ago, the Tinubu administration discontinued subsidies on petrol, which, he said, would save the government monies for infrastructural expansion.

He also unified the foreign exchange rates to curb currency arbitrage.

However, these moves sparked major instability in the value of the naira and heaped hardship on Nigerians as food prices soared.


In February 2024, N1,900 was exchanged for one USD in the black market.

The naira has recently seen a steady climb against the US dollar, exchanging N1,300/$ at the official market on Wednesday.

Ngelale who announced the economy-focused initiatives said the setting up of the PECC and the EET was a strategic move to ensure robust and coordinated economic planning and implementation to tackle the challenges head-on.

Members of the PECC include President Tinubu as Chairman, Vice President Kashim Shettima as Vice-Chairman; President of the Nigerian Senate; Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum; Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance; Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria; Ministers of Agriculture and Food Security; Aviation and Aerospace Development and Budget and Economic Planning.

Others include Ministers of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy; Industry, Trade and Investment; Labour and Employment; Marine and Blue Economy; Power; State, Petroleum Resources; State, Gas; Ministers of Transportation and Works.

Other members epresenting the organised private sector include Ms. Amina Maina, Mr. Begun Ajayi-Kadir, Mrs. Funke Okpeke and Dr. Doyin Salami, Mr. Patrick Okigbo, Mr. Kola Adesina, Mr. Segun Agbaje, Mr. Chidi Ajaere, Mr. Abdulkadir Aliu and Mr. Rasheed Sarumi.

Tinubu mandated the EET to formulate and implement a consolidated emergency economic plan in “furtherance of the President’s collaborative approach toward achieving economic resilience and growth.”


Members include the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of Finance who serves as Chairman, Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Minister of Power, Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, and Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment.

Others are the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, National Security Adviser, Chairman, Nigeria Governors’ Forum, the Governor of Anambra State, and the Governor of Ogun State.

The Governor of Niger State, Executive Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service, Director-General, Budget Office of the Federation, GCEO, NNPC Limited, Director-General, Nigeria Economic Summit Group, Special Adviser to the President on Energy, Economists, Dr. Bismarck Rewane and Dr. Suleyman Ndanusa are also members.

On the operations of the EET, the Presidency said “Over the next six months, the EET will focus on the rapid implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of critical initiatives, strengthening the Tinubu-led administration’s collective approach to advancing Nigeria’s economic objectives.”

It also revealed that the Economic Management Team, established in October 2023, and chaired by the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, Wale Edun, would serve as the working group under the PECC, “playing a crucial role in the economic governance structure established by the president.”

Consequently, the Economic Management Team, which traditionally meets monthly or as required, will suspend all meetings for the duration of the EET’s six-month mandate.

The EMT comprises the Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister of Finance, who served as its Chairman, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Minister of Works, and Minister of Labour and Employment.


Other members are Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Minister of State, Gas, Minister of Power, Minister of Transportation, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, and Minister of Marine and Blue Economy.

The Presidential Spokesman, Ngelale, noted that, “The Chairman of the EMT may, as needed, call on any Federal Minister or Head of Agency to brief the EMT on key programmes and developments affecting the economy.”

He noted that the President’s formation of the PECC, under his Chairmanship, alongside the creation of the EET, led by the Chairman of the EMT, and the EMT itself, manifests a unified strategy aimed at enhancing Nigeria’s economic management architecture for verifiably improved performance.

“The formation of these teams will complement existing economic governance structures, including the National Economic Council , which is chaired by the Vice-President,” the statement read.

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by helinues: 5:49am On Mar 28
Toh

All hands on deck

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by babasolution: 6:01am On Mar 28
Every time the same things,they are not tired of fooling themselves

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Ofunaofu: 6:15am On Mar 28
It's now obvious that Tinubu has no blueprint.

He keeps running around like a headless chicken and has only achieved one purpose since coming on board, which is to inflict premium hunger and starvation upon the nation, which has turned the entire country into the world's largest IDP camp.

Food camps are now being set up; Nigerians now line up; some are flogged just to receive handouts like rice, maize, bread, etc.

Nigerians are now surviving on aid, handouts, and palliatives.

Honestly, it has never been this bad.

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Jones4190(m): 6:31am On Mar 28
it's time for obituary to masturbate
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by magoo10(m): 6:45am On Mar 28
Buhari did the same thing for 8years ,tinubu will also fail at it .he will go home a shamed man for throwing a dumb cattle rearer to nigerians as president

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Tjra: 6:56am On Mar 28
magoo10:
Buhari did the same thing for 8years ,tinubu will also fail at it .he will go home a shamed man for throwing a dumb cattle rearer to nigerians as president
Tinubu will not fail. May God continue to guide him and his team. Nigeria will be great again.

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Jewskillmohamed: 7:00am On Mar 28
helinues:
Toh

All hands on desk

This early morning like this toooo no work ?

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by CodeTemplar: 7:11am On Mar 28
All these are unnecessary. Agric.Energy.Health.Education.
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by magoo10(m): 7:14am On Mar 28
Tjra:

Tinubu will not fail. May God continue to guide him and his team. Nigeria will be great again.

God doesn't support Bat thing.
his failure is already sowed in rhe 8 years wasted support he gave to buhari just to be president.he didn't mean well for Nigeria
karma is real

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Kukutente23: 8:35am On Mar 28
Interesting
It seems Tinubu has a lot of confidence in Wale Edun
Let's hope this new approach will yield something tangible for the nation but I think what's more important is that they come up with a workable plan to revive the economy cause as it stands, there's no plan on ground.
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Dsimmer: 10:00am On Mar 28
Four things should be focused on.

1. Restructuring and regionalism to accelerate the development of the nation. This is paramount as a matter of fact.

2. Investment into more production industries to increase production at home. For example, more agro industries combined with large scale mechanised farming; chemical industries, mechanical and automobile industries, tech industries, construction industries (especially road construction), electrical industries etc.

3. The government should empower the universities (the government universities) to have their own production industries. These industries will be co-owned by both the universities and the state governments of the states where these universities are domiciled in. This will also increase more production at home while churning out more talents.

4. I repeat again, Restructuring and regionalism again. This is very needed. It's the best way to accelerate the development of the nation. The major highlight of the country was when the country was operating a regional system.
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Cassandraloius: 10:37am On Mar 28
undecided
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by EmperorCaesar(m): 10:44am On Mar 28
cheesy cheesy

Tinubu, when translated altruistically should mean Excellence

He can never put a wrong foot

Obidients, since we hate good news, lets come here to wail in unison cheesy
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by able20(m): 10:47am On Mar 28
A clueless leader will always use delay tactics and propaganda to distract his followers
Tinubu naa master of Ojoro.

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Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Killerofpigs: 10:50am On Mar 28
Illiterate.

It's all hands on DECK.

That is how you'll be gallant in dishing out foolish statements and grammatical blunders.

Go to school. Illiterate. grin


helinues:
Toh

All hands on desk deck
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by Killerofpigs: 10:54am On Mar 28
This is exactly how LAGOS was Governed

This is how he built LAGOS.

With Propaganda and Falsehood.

What a shame and disgrace. To imagine that people who claim to be educated, dedicated their lives to worshipping a drug dealer and a bloody certificate forger.

Shameless .. cheesy
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by UHLmoving: 11:18am On Mar 28
Same old fellows
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by GodHimself: 11:43am On Mar 28
Exciting times ahead.
Re: Tinubu’s 50-member Emergency Teams Get Six Months To Rescue Economy by commoditiesnig: 12:03pm On Mar 28
Very good

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