Vice President Kashim Shettima has returned to Abuja after an international engagement, declaring that Nigeria is regaining prominence on the global economic stage.
Speaking to journalists on arrival, Shettima said recent diplomatic and economic engagements have renewed investor confidence in Nigeria. He noted that the country’s reforms are attracting attention from global financial institutions and development partners.
The Vice President highlighted discussions on trade, investment, energy, and infrastructure, saying Nigeria is being repositioned as a key destination for long-term investment in Africa.
According to him, ongoing economic reforms, including fiscal adjustments and policy restructuring, are beginning to yield positive perceptions abroad. He acknowledged that the reforms come with short-term challenges but insisted they are necessary for long-term stability.
Shettima urged Nigerians to remain patient and supportive, stressing that restoring economic credibility requires discipline and consistency.
Economic analysts say improved global engagement could translate into increased foreign direct investment if reforms are sustained. The Vice President reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to inclusive growth and economic recovery.
