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Financial experts have thrown their weight behind the Federal Government's proposal to tax wealthy Nigerians, describing it as a progressive measure that can promote income redistribution and boost the country's fiscal revenues.
CPPE have called for urgent steps to stem the tide of deindustrialization to curb the growing unemployment and the increasing import dependence of our economy.
The Nigerian Government must address the challenges bedeviling the supply side of the economy as this is imperative to urgently fix production and productivity constraints.
Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise has said that Nigeria’s current balance of payment position is weak and may not be able to support any major military engagement outside its shores.
The Chief Executive of the Center for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) Dr Muda Yusuf signalled that the recent hike in rate by the CBN MPC would hurt investors in the real economy, citing that the main drivers of inflation so far are the rising energy costs and depreciating exchange rates.
CPPE commends President Tinubu's Executive Orders and emphasizes sensitivity to manufacturing sector challenges.
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has said that the unification of the naira exchange rate would boost government revenue by a minimum of N4 trillion.
Dr Muda Yusuf said that resolving macroeconomic issues in Nigeria will create opportunities across sectors and benefit businesses and investors
The CPPE has proposed an economic agenda for the incoming administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, including the need to eliminate foreign exchange subsidy
The Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise [CPPE] said the 10 days extension of the deadline for currency swap is grossly inadequate
CPPE stated that companies are still contending with several macroeconomic, structural, global and regulatory headwinds.
Dr. Muda Yusuf, Director of, the Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprise (CPPE) has said that plan to discontinue petroleum subsidy would unlock a minimum of N6 trillion in revenue into the Federation Account annually.