Shettima urges National Council on privatisation to uphold credibility in all transactions

Vice President Kashim Shettima has called on the National Council on Privatisation (NCP) to ensure that all transactions and processes under its supervision are conducted with the highest level of credibility and transparency.

Speaking during a recent meeting with the council, Shettima emphasised the importance of maintaining public trust in the government’s privatisation initiatives, stressing that integrity must remain at the core of every decision.

Shettima highlighted the critical role of the NCP in driving economic growth through the efficient management of privatisation programmes. He noted that credible transactions would not only attract more investors but also reinforce confidence in Nigeria’s economic reforms.

The Vice President urged council members to adhere strictly to due process, avoid any form of malpractice, and ensure that all actions align with national development goals.

Furthermore, Shettima reiterated the government’s commitment to creating an environment that enables businesses to thrive. He stated that transparency in privatisation efforts would contribute to job creation, improved infrastructure, and overall economic stability.

The Vice President also encouraged the NCP to engage stakeholders effectively, ensuring that all parties involved in privatisation processes are treated fairly.

In response, the NCP assured Shettima of its dedication to upholding best practices in all transactions. The council pledged to work diligently in line with the government’s vision for a robust and sustainable economy. The meeting concluded with a renewed commitment to fostering accountability and efficiency in Nigeria’s privatisation framework.

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