Leaders
of apex socio-political cum economic organizations rose from their separate meetings to announce that
Buhari’s economic policies are not working and advised him to come up with
“workable” alternatives.
The
leaders hinged their decision on the lingering economic recession, job losses,
high unemployment rate and prevailing hunger amongst others.
Lamenting
to news media, the Director-General of the Manufacturers Association of
Nigeria, Dr Frank Jacobs, said the economy had not been favorable to the
Manufacturers. “We are not doing well;
things are slow and there are no new investments in the manufacturing sector”. NLC
General Secretary, Peter Ozo Eson said the difficulties being faced by
Nigerians clearly show that the economic policies of the Government have not
been effective so far. “Government needs
to rethink and review its policies in order to ensure that the various
difficulties are overcome”, he told the ExposeNews.
The
Kwara State Chapter of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Mr. Olumoh Kolawole,
also said the economic policies of the Federal Government were not working,
citing high inflation, retrenchment of workers, etc.
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