NAS Tasks FG On Poverty Eradication, Economic Growth

The National Association of Seadogs (NAS), Sahara and Zuma Deck, has called on the federal government to prioritise poverty eradication and economic growth in its policies.

The call was made yesterday in Abuja at the annual Feast of Barracuda, which has the theme”Thriving Beyond Hardship: Unlocking Nigeria’s Resources for Financial Stability and Economic Growth.”

The keynote speaker, Prof. Adesoji Adesugba, 1st deputy president, Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry, while delivering his address, emphasised the need for the government to address the rising poverty levels and economic challenges facing Nigerians.

He said, “Poverty eradication and economic growth are critical issues that require urgent attention. We urge the government to prioritize policies that will stimulate economic growth, create jobs, and improve the standard of living for Nigerians.”

He added that economic diversification, education, skills development and infrastructure development, are necessary ingredients in building a prosperous society for all.

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Also speaking, Mr.Obinna Odunze, Area Mate, Area 9,(NAS),highlighted some of the initiatives the government must implement to stimulate economic growth and reduce poverty, including investments in infrastructure and social programmes.

Earlier in his welcome address Dr Joseph Oteri, Cap’n of the National Association of Seadogs (NAS) highlighted the importance of public discourse in addressing national issues.

“Our theme for today’s discourse, Thriving Beyond Hardship: Unlocking Nigeria’s Resources for Financial Stability and Economic Growth’, reflects the economic challenges we face. We urge the government to implement sustainable economic policies that would benefit the country in the long run.”

The event featured a panel session, which featured dignitaries such as Dr. Sam Amadi, Comrade Ene Obi, Dr. Aminu Isyaku, Gowon, Dr. Weyinmi Eribo, and Dr. Joe Abah.