He commended the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for its efforts in unifying exchange rates, a step seen as crucial for stabilizing the economy.
However, Gill acknowledged the tough conditions many Nigerians, especially the poor and vulnerable, are facing due to these changes.
"I might say something unpopular, but Nigeria’s reforms from 2003 to 2007 were exactly what was needed; however, they weren’t sustained.
"You must stay committed to these reforms because the future of Nigeria, and these 110 million children, is at stake.
In the next decade, over 12 million Nigerians will join the workforce...
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