Tinubu's Adviser: Nigerians Better Off Today Than in 1960, National Art Competition Launched
Tope Fasua, the Special Adviser on Economic Affairs to President Bola Tinubu, asserted that Nigerians are better off today than in 1960, despite current economic challenges. Fasua highlighted the significant improvements in living standards, infrastructure, and technology over the decades.
His comments came during an interview on Channels TV, emphasizing the progress Nigeria has made since gaining independence. The statement coincided with the launch of the 9th edition of the National Art Competition (NAC) by Nigerian Breweries Plc and the African Artists Foundation (AAF).
The competition aims to promote contemporary art and raise awareness of social issues through creative expression, with a focus on the theme "Shifting.".
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