The Nigerian economy has suffered a massive loss of N500 billion due to widespread protests that have swept across the country in recent weeks, Trade Minister Doris Uzoka-Anite has announced. Although largely peaceful, the protests have paralyzed business activities in major cities, causing significant economic disruption.
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In a press conference, the Minister of Trade expressed deep concern about the economic impact. The loss of 500 billion naira is a big blow to our economy and recovery will take time, he said. The protests have disrupted supply chains, slowed down business transactions and forced many businesses to temporarily close. This is a difficult situation and we are working hard to minimize the impact.
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The protests began in response to controversial government policies and have lasted for weeks. Although the government has tried to address protesters’ concerns, tensions remain high. The Commerce Minister has called on all parties to engage in dialogue to resolve the issues peacefully and allow normal business operations to resume.
Economists have warned that the economic damage could get worse if the situation continues. Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a prominent economist, said that the longer the protests last, the greater the economic damage will be. It is important that the government and protesters find a solution quickly to minimize the economic consequences that follow.
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The government has introduced measures to support businesses affected by the protests, including tax breaks and low-interest loans. However, many business owners feel these measures are not enough to offset their losses.
Source: https://anhngunewlight.edu.vn
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