By Chinyere Joel-Nwokeoma
The Federal Government, the Independent National Electoral Commission and various political parties have been urged to eschew any act that may trigger violence in the 2023 elections campaign.
Mr Akeem Oyewale, the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) Chairman, Research and Technical, said this at the institute’s Annual National Economic Review and Outlook for 2022 webinar on Wednesday in Lagos.
Oyewale enjoined them to act with spirit of fairness and tolerance to avoid acts that may lead to violence in the run up to the 2023 elections.
Speaking on the topic: “Global dynamics shaping Nigeria’s economic future,” he said that the economy would be shaped by some key factors in 2022.
Oyewale listed the major factors as process leading to the 2023 general elections and the response to Omicron and the COVID-19 effects.
He also said the Federal Government should step up engagement with the Nigerian capital market to enhance the seamless…
Source: News Agency of Nigeria
