A group, Coalition of Nigerian Youth Leaders (CONYL) has endorsed the economic reforms and policies of President Bola Tinubu, asserting that they have begun to yield positive results.
CONYL indicated this in a statement signed by its president-general, Goodluck Ibem, and made available to LEADERSHIP Weekend, yesterday, in Umuahia, Abia State.
“By addressing long-standing structural challenges, President Tinubu has opened the doors for entrepreneurs and global investors to build Nigeria’s future,” the statement read.
It further maintained that the reforms and policies had not only begun to benefit local investors and attract foreign investors to the country, but are also stabilising the economy.
“The reforms and policies, such as the removal of fuel subsidies, exchange rate liberalisation, and targeted incentives for key industries, have revitalised the economy.
“These reforms and policies have not only stabilised the market but have also fostered innovation and attracted transformative businesses and interventions.
“One shining example of this is Roxettes Motors, a Nigerian-founded electric and compressed natural gas vehicle manufacturing company that epitomises the success of these economic reforms.
“This initiative aligns with the government’s vision for sustainable development, reducing the nation’s carbon footprint while creating jobs across the value chain in manufacturing, logistics, and technology.”
The statement, which urged the president to designate its products as a national brand, stressed that under the leadership of its youthful chairman/CEO, Kaycee Orji, the company is adding value to the economy.
“Furthermore, we urge the state governors, corporate organisations, and the citizens in general to explore the opportunities created by the reforms and policies policies to move the country forward,” the group added.
