L-R: Osita Chidoke, former minister of aviation; Nasir El'Rufai, governor of Kaduna State, and Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, founder/chairman, Africa Initiative for Governance at the 27th National Economic Summit (NES27)
Nigeria must channel the money being spent on subsidies to the development of primary healthcare and basic infrastructure to secure the future of Nigeria, experts said at the 27th National Economic Summit (NES27), Tuesday.
“This year, Nigeria is on track to spend N3 trillion on petrol subsidy,
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