LCCI Urges FG to Boost Non-Oil Sector with Value-Added Exports
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria to prioritize boosting non-oil sectors by promoting value-added exports. This move aims to reduce the country's over-reliance on oil revenue and diversify the economy.
LCCI emphasized the need for policies that support value addition in key sectors to enhance competitiveness and attract foreign investment. The call comes amidst efforts to strengthen Nigeria's economy and reduce vulnerability to fluctuations in global oil prices.
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