The Kogi State economic advisory council has summited its maiden blueprint reports of the short and medium term economic and development policy priority to the state government.
The Alternate chairman of the Council, Olusiji Aina while presenting the documents in Abuja, disclosed that the report is predicated on an in-depth assessment and the prevailing domestic and global economic conditions.
Aina stressed that the Short and Medium Term Economic and Development Priorities Report emphasizes the principle of shared responsibility between stakeholders such as the three (3) tiers of government, private sector, traditional institutions, civil society organizations as well as domestic and international development partners amongst others.
The Alternate chairman who noted that the reports is to ensure acheivable promotion of sustained inclusive growth and development goal, highlighted six pillars proposed by the council to support the Kogi State Government aspiration.
While receiving the report, the Deputy Governor of Kogi State, Deji Onoja commended the council for a job well done stating that a leader who fails to plan for the future jeopardizes the next generation. He added that Yahaya Bello’s administration has set a good pace for the next administration.
The Kogi State economic advisory council was constituted in June 2021 to propose an economic plan for short medium plan for the State government.
