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Obasanjo urges Nigerian govt to sign African Free Trade Agreement

Mr Obasanjo made the call at the ongoing 2019 Africa Export-Import Bank on Thursday in Moscow, Russia.

“If you heard the statement of Nigeria’s Permanent Secretary, you have nothing in a statement more beautiful than that, but he is not a policy maker, he is a policy executor. He said unfortunately while that negotiation was going on, the type of consultation that should have gone on with trade unions, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria , Chambers of Commerce and civil society did not go on.

“The other day I was in Addis Ababa on this same issue, the trade unions, MAN and chambers of commerce were there and they all said they are now fully informed and now fully onboard.On corruption, Mr Obasanjo said it was not defined only on when money, goods and services were involved. Meanwhile, the Permanent Secretary, Politics and Economic Affairs, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Gabriel Aduda, said the country would soon sign the AFCTA.

“You do not expect a country like Nigeria to be given the same size of cake with a country like the Gambia even though we are all in Africa, it doesn’t work like that because Gambia is just like a local government in Nigeria.

 

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