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How FG Plans To Reduce Debts
How FG Plans To Reduce Debts
The federal government says it is working hard to increase the number of foreign investors in the country’s various sectors of the economy while also reducing its reliance on debt.
Speaking to state house correspondents today after meeting privately with President Muhammadu Buhari in his office, Saratu Umar, Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission, explained that the government is looking to improve its investment master plan in order to develop the economy.
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She also stated that the commission is committed to promoting foreign direct investment and facilitating import substitution.
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