CONCLUSION AND REFERENCES ON CURRENT BANKING SECTOR REFORMS AND THE REAL SECTOR OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY


The current priority attention being accorded the real sector is well deserved. This is because the sector has great potentials to be the engine of growth in Nigeria. In the face of rising unemployment and high poverty levels, growth generated from this sector, particularly agriculture, is pro-poor and most desired. It is capable of lifting the greatest number of people above the poverty level. While efforts are being made to address the credit bottlenecks are very commendable, there is the need for complementary reforms to provide the other critical elements. These include improving power,
transportation, water, and all other ancillary issues
which account for under-performance in the sector.


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