NASS to Reform Nigeria's Budget System for Growth
The National Assembly (NASS) is set to undertake reforms of Nigeria's budget system, as disclosed by Hon. Gboyega Isiaka during a media briefing in Abuja on Monday. This initiative involves engaging stakeholders in a high-level national policy dialogue scheduled for April 14-15, 2026, in Abuja.
The dialogue aims to address long-standing gaps between national development plans and budget implementation, with a critical focus on enhancing Nigeria's economic trajectory. The goal is to position Nigeria as a $1 trillion economy by 2030.
Hon. Isiaka emphasized that merely having a plan is insufficient; effective execution and adaptation are crucial for progress. Deputy Clement Jimbo highlighted the need for a robust framework to manage potential oil windfalls and optimize economic opportunities, particularly in light of historical challenges faced by Nigeria's development plans.
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