The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
The Nigerian National Development Plan 2021-2025 is the successor to the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan which ended November 2020 and is designed to unlock Nigeria’s potential.
Director in the Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Felix Okonkwo, made this disclosure while speaking on the National Development Plan 2021-2025 to TVC News Business Nigeria Programme hosted by Tolulope Ogunjobi.
Dr Okonkwo said the plan which was put together in partnership with Sub National Government and the private sector is designed to help unlock the nations’ enormous potential and ensure an inclusive growth and Economic development.
The plan seeks to accelerate development, growth and lift 45 Million Nigerians out of poverty and also create 21 Million Direct Jobs for Nigerians by 2025 with an investment size of N348.1 Trillion.
He described the initiative of the Federal Government designed to help make Nigerians richer and gainfully employed and is a medium term plan.
On the impact of former Economic and Development plan like the ERGP, Dr Okonkwo, said the programmes like ERGP achieved the targets set by the government while setting it up.
He added that current plan in its design and execution is different from all Others before it having also taken into consideration lessons learnt while implementing Other previous plans.
He disclosed that the plan is divided into 3 volumes covering Policy, Capital Programmes and projects and Legislative imperatives to ensure a seamless implementation.
He also pointed out that the current plan is a wholly Nigerian project and plan that started and ended with Nigerians with the three tiers of government and Other Stakeholders all involved.
Going Further, he said the inclusive nature of the Plan will enhance its acceptance by all and sundry.
He added that since its launch all stakeholders have been involved in making sure it is implemented to ensure that it gives Nigeria the needed lift to ensure development and success.
On what the plan has in stock for the Health Sector, he said the Government will seek to do things differently and create an enabling environment to encourage Nigerians to invest in the Country and discourage people leaving to other jurisdictions to do business.
He added that steps being taken will encourage reverse immigration which will in turn encourage those outside Nigeria to come back and invest and in the process create Jobs and also attract Foreign Direct Investment into the Country.
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