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Tony Elumelu, chairman of Heirs Holdings, says the Organised Private Sector in Nigeria is solidly behind President Bola Tinubu.
“We admire your decisiveness, and we appreciate what you are doing. You are extremely passionate about taking Nigeria to the promised land. He said Nigeria’s economy is at a turning point and will require the steadfast support of the private sector for sustained growth and prosperity. “There is no driver of the economy that is bigger than the private sector. If the private sector is not flourishing, there is no growth, no prosperity, no employment or development. No matter how flowery the speeches are, not even a mushroom will grow.“Thank you for persevering. We are at a turning point in our economy. I do not have to do a quadratic equation to illustrate all of that to you. I just want to appreciate you for your endurance and perseverance.
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