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Friday, May 31, 2019 10:50AM /by FDC Ltd
May 29th inauguration day has come and gone, but
for Nigerians it is usually for a change of batons from the old to the new
administration. It is also a time for a reaffirmation of commitment and renewal
of promises by re-elected incumbents.
This year as President Buhari took his solemn oath
in a low-key celebration, most Nigerians were reflecting on the macroeconomic
impact of Buhari’s policies and fight against corruption on their lives and
wellbeing.
Buhari’s policies have helped the economy to
recover from a deep recession, which is currently experiencing a slow but
fragile growth. However, unemployment is at record levels (23.1%) and inflation
is yet to fall sharply (11.37%).
The Nigerian people have given Team Buhari a
second term and are hopeful that things will soon change for the better.
Kindly find below the slides presented by Bismarck
Rewane and the FDC Think Tank at the Channels TV Inauguration discourse.
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