Financial inclusion key to Tinubu’s $1trn GDP target – Presidency.
–1,000 business leaders to sign pact on policy reforms, enterprise growth at Blueprint Summit 2.0 December 3 –As Gaye seeks 50-year African businesses, unveils digital platform By Johnbosco Agbakwuru ABUJA –THE Presidency on Tuesday, said Nigeria’s ambition of building a $1 trillion economy by 2030 depends largely on bringing millions of economically active Nigerians, […] The post Financial inclusion key to Tinubu’s $1trn GDP target – Presidency appeared first on Vanguard News .
The Presidency also noted that to unlock the $1 trillion future by 2030, Nigeria must urgently formalize its grassroots economy, maintaining that bringing millions of women, youth, and small business owners into the formal financial system is no longer optional but a prerequisite for growth.
Technical Adviser to the President on Economic and Financial Inclusion, Dr Nurudeen Abubakar Zauro, stated this in Abuja while announcing a partnership between the Presidential Committee on Economic and Financial Inclusion (PreCEFI) and the Africa CEO Club ahead of the Africa Blueprint Summit 2.0 billed to hold on December 3, 2026.
Zauro said financial inclusion must go beyond opening bank accounts to providing individuals and businesses with access to credit, savings, insurance, pensions, investment opportunities and wider markets. He maintained that the Federal Government’s economic transformation agenda could not achieve its full potential while significant segments of the population remained excluded from formal financial services and productive economic activities. According to him, financial inclusion is a critical driver of economic growth, enterprise development, job creation and national prosperity. According to him: “This work sits at the heart of the Federal Government’s economic agenda.
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