CISLAC Urges Nigerian Government to Address Poverty Issues
The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), which represents the Transparency International Chapter in Nigeria, has urged the federal government to stop celebrating improved economic growth projections. The organization highlighted that millions of Nigerians are still struggling with poverty, unemployment, hunger, and worsening economic hardship.
CISLAC's statement reflects a growing concern regarding the disconnect between economic indicators and the lived realities of many citizens in Nigeria, emphasizing the need for the government to address these pressing social issues rather than focusing solely on growth statistics.
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