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2023: Peter Obi Unveils Seven–Point Economic Master Plan

 

Presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi yesterday in Lagos unveiled seven economic master plans, his administration will concentrate, if he emerges the winner of the 2023 election.

The LP candidate, in his engagement with the private sector under the aegis of the Lagos Chambers of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), said what his government will do was to ensure creating the right environment and follow up on implementing those policies.

He said he will engage in aggressive private sector driven economy and block leakages in government.

Obi added that his government will deal with insecurity issue as fast as possible by overhauling the total security architecture and encourage creation of state and local policing.

The LP candidate said under his watch, no government assets will remain idle, assuring that all will be put into productive use in partnership with the private sector.

He said his government will encourage massive production centre growth for food security, ensure effective legal and institutional reforms and expand physical infrastructure

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