Vice President Kashim Shettima announced on Tuesday that the Tinubu administration has successfully ended the “regimes of volatility and unpredictability” that once defined Nigeria’s economy.
Speaking at the Digital Nigeria International Conference in Abuja, Shettima stated that bold economic reforms have stabilized the economy, inspired investor confidence, and earned international recognition. He cited recent upgrades by Fitch and Moody’s as evidence that “the world is taking note of the steady course the nation is maintaining.”
“The next phase is to ensure that these macroeconomic gains trickle down to the people, from the kiosks of our neighbourhood traders to the boardrooms of our multinational corporations,” the Vice President declared.
Outlining a comprehensive digital strategy, Shettima emphasized that Nigeria’s long-term stability depends on building a robust digital economy. He revealed the administration’s three-pillar approach focusing on People, Infrastructure, and Policy, including integrating digital literacy into school curricula and constructing a broadband “superhighway” to ensure nationwide connectivity.
The Vice President also disclosed that the National Digital Economy and e-Governance Bill is in advanced stages, promising it would “unlock the GovTech revolution” and usher in an era of smarter governance and transparent service delivery.
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Disclaimer
This article is based on a report originally published by other media sources on November 11, 2025. CDA News has republished the key details but has not independently verified the economic data or policy statements made by the Vice President.
