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Obi meets Nigeria’s   economic gurus in UK

Deji Akintola by Deji Akintola
October 8, 2022
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*Sanusi, Otteh and Moghalu among the experts

The Labour Party Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi still in London United Kingdom in continuation of his consultations with Nigeria diasporas met and got tacit endorsement from Nigeria’s best economic brains.

They are the immediate past Emir of Kano and former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria,  His Highness Khalifa Mohammad  Sanus Lamido Sanusi, former Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Treasurer and Vice President of the World Bank, Aruna Oteh and another versatile banker and Economist, former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and 2019 Presidential Candidate Kingsley Moghalu .

The trio met with the LP Presidential candidate and had fruitful discussions pertaining to moving Nigeria forward.

Obi who was excited at the meeting tweeted that the discussions with these great patriots were insightful and engaging. “We spent time exchanging views on matters pertaining to national interest, nation building and broad concept of diversity, education, social inclusion, the economy, consumption and production patterns.

Moghalu in his tweet described as good thinking Obi’s indication of his plan, if elected President, to restore the presently mortgaged independence of the central bank and support the abolition of multiple exchange rates and said investors will also like it.

Obi had during question and answer at Oxfords University after his  remarks described Oil subsidy regime in Nigeria as criminal enterprise.

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