Sanusi Warns of Nigeria's Rising Debt Crisis and Urges Youth Leadership Action
Former CBN Governor Sanusi raised concerns over Nigeria's rising debt, warning of potential economic harm. Nigeria's debt profile is nearing N150 trillion by the end of the first quarter of 2025.
Sanusi criticized the government's borrowing pattern, emphasizing the need to invest in education to avoid a debt crisis in the future. He highlighted the importance of good governance and urged the youth to take a more active role in leading the country.
Sanusi also lamented the lack of quality leadership in Nigeria and called for a shift towards prioritizing education and youth empowerment for sustainable development.
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