The Federal Government on Thursday disclosed that contracts had been awarded for the rehabilitation of 13 police training institutions nationwide, with 80 per cent of contractors having already received their award letters.
This was as Vice President Kashim Shettima on Thursday charged the National Economic Council to sustain ongoing economic reforms until improvements in the economy translate into jobs, stronger purchasing power, business confidence and better living conditions for Nigerians, as the council received updates confirming Nigeria’s reclassification to frontier market status by index provider FTSE Russell.
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Communications in the Office of the Vice President, Stanley Nkwocha, revealed this in a statement he signed Thursday titled ‘FG Commences Rehabilitation of 13 Police Training Institutions.’
Shettima, who chaired the 160th NEC meeting at the State House, Abuja, stressed that the government must remain focused on implementing policies beyond their announcement, stating that continuity and measurable outcomes were critical to earning public confidence.
“There is no doubt that a serious government is measured by the matters it refuses to abandon. While attention may reveal a problem, continuity determines whether the problem yields to policy,” he said.
