FG is looking for a collaboration with traditional institutions to promote economic growth. – Thage

By Barth Ikiebe

The Federal Government has reiterated its commitment to collaborate with traditional institutions and other parties interested in guiding economic growth and social cohesion in the country.

The Minister of Finance and the Coordination of the Economy, Wale Edun, gave the certainty on Saturday during a courtesy visit to the Lamido of Adamawa, his real height Muhammado Barkind Aliyu Mustapha, president of the Council of State of Adamawa of traditional sovereigns.

The Minister, who led the top management staff of the Ministry for the courtesy call as part of the activities in line for the withdrawal of the management of the performance of 2025, underlined the importance of collaborative relations between the Ministry and traditional institutions.

Represented by the permanent secretary, Federal Finance Ministry, Ms Lydia Shehu Jafiya, the minister underlined the determination of the government to stabilize the economy of the nation and improve the life of citizens, aligning himself with the renewed agenda of the hope of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Edun has outlined various efforts undertaken by the government to reposition the economy, including investments in the development of infrastructures; Create a qualifying environment to attract internal and foreign investments; implement tax reforms to improve the generation of revenue and promote sustainable economic growth; support farmers and promote agricultural productivity; In addition to investing in education, health care and skills development.

He expressed optimism that these initiatives produce positive results and would improve the life of the Nigerians.

The Minister of Finance also thanked the government of the State of Adamawa and the good people of the State for accepting to host the retreat.

Lamido appreciated the ministry initiative and promised its support for the efforts of economic growth and development of the government in the state of Adamawa.

This visit marked the conclusion of the withdrawal of senior staff of 2025 and represents a significant step towards the promotion of collaborative relations between the Federal Ministry of Finance and traditional institutions, which guides economic growth and promotion of social cohesion.

While the ministry continues to exploit these partnerships, it remains busy working together towards a brighter future for Nigeria.

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