The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) says nationwide protests threaten Nigeria’s fragile economy.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise says nationwide protests threaten Nigeria’s fragile economy.
Yusuf said the consequences of such a huge loss for the country and the citizens would be very severe.He said there is also a significant risk of shutdowns and disruptions across key economic sectors, including trade and commerce, manufacturing, entertainment, transportation, logistics, financial services, hospitality, agriculture, aviation, information and communications technology , and construction.
“The protest organisers should not offer a platform for elements in the country who have criminal intents and whose agenda is to inflict pains on innocent citizens and corporate organizations and destruction of public assets.He recommended that the protests be short, ideally lasting no more than one day.
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