Nigeria Ready To Host African Central Bank –Tinubu

Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu has said that Nigeria is ready to host the African Central Bank in line with the vision of the Abuja treaty to prepare the Nigerian youths for 21st century economy.

According to a statement signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, and shared on his Facebook page on Saturday, Tinubu stated that his administration would engage the African Union Commission in collaboration with member states to ensure that the bank takes off as scheduled in 2028.

Addressing leaders at the 37th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on Saturday, Tinubu noted that education is the core ingredient in the process of evolving creative solutions to the unique challenges long confronting the continent.

According to the statement, Tinubu said that his administration is devoting ample resources to education at all levels, as the theme of this year’s summit indicated.

According to the statement; “As a continent and as individual nations, we face strong headwinds and difficult hurdles threatening to complicate our mission to bring qualitative democratic governance and economic development to our people. Many of these obstacles, such as climate change and unfair patterns of global trade, are largely not of our making. The drive for a peaceful, strong, and united West Africa is bigger than any one person or group of people. The bonds of history, culture, commerce, geography, and brotherhood hold deep meaning for our people.

“Thus, out of the dust and fog of misunderstanding and acrimony, we must seize the chance to create a new people-centric era of trust and accord. To all who care to listen, I declare that if you come to the table to discuss important matters in good faith, you will find Nigeria and ECOWAS already sitting there waiting to greet you as the brother that you are.”