The Federal government has disclosed that the new National Development Plan will create over 21 million jobs and lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025.

Speaking on Monday in Abuja at the Nigerian Economic Summit (NES), the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osibanjo said that the new plan was part of the government response to the COVID-19 pandemic in supporting Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to create jobs and wealth.

Osibanjo explained that the Economic Sustainability Plan also served as a bridge between the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan and the new medium-term National Development Plan.

This new Plan is nearing finalisation and was developed through an inclusive process that brought together a broad range of actors and stakeholders from across all sectors of society.

“I understand that the private sector including the Nigerian Economic Summit Group made substantial contributions and inputs into the draft Plan which is to be adopted by Government in the next few weeks and I wish to thank you for your contributions.

“The broad objectives of the new Plan are to diversify the economy, invest in critical infrastructure, build human capital and improve governance and security. The intention is to achieve broad-based and inclusive GDP growth in order to create 21 million jobs and lift 35 million people out of poverty by 2025.


This is ambitious but realizable target is consistent with the government’s vision of lifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in a decade.

“And this is crucial, growth figures are meaningless if they do not translate to good-paying jobs, and improved standard of living for our people. The question of course, I insist, must be answered, regarding all our policies, is what they mean for the creation of wealth and human capacity development” he stated.

The Vice President stated further that the new Plan incorporates aspects of the “National Poverty Reduction with Growth Strategy which was articulated as a guide towards achieving our poverty reduction target.

The starting point for the implementation of the Strategy is the realisation that increased employment is an indispensable tool for reducing poverty. It is for this reason also that labour-intensive sector like manufacturing is also receiving priority attention.

Osibanjo explained further that “labour intensive interventions in agriculture, housing and solar power installations which are still ongoing will also boost domestic demand, especially for local products.

“As the housing programme takes off, we are seeing not only a large number of jobs at the technical and vocational level but also a boom in building materials produced locally such as cement, ceramics, doors, windows, locks, tiles, pipes and paint amongst other things.

The Solar Power Naija Project is another project of the Economic Sustainability Plan that will lead to the creation of a large number of jobs. We expect up to 250,000 jobs to be created from this effort to connect up to 5 million households to solar power.

“This project is particularly important in the context of climate change and in enabling Nigeria to generate renewable electric power against the background of its nationally determined contribution towards net-zero carbon emissions by 2050” he stated.

On her part, the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Zainab Ahmed said the government was creating enabling environment for businesses to succeed.

President Muhammadu Buhari Friday at State House Abuja urged the MTN Group to make the available top-of-the-range service to its Nigerian subscribers… FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025 FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025 FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025 FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025.

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Many Nigerians don't know how government works, they admin already has her plan to achieve a target over the course of years, put everything on motion, eg created a new ministry that will see to empowerment etc, nesp designed to cushion the effect of covid19 thereby seeing to the affairs of Nigerians....there add up to the target to be achieved.

Audio, VP is now funnel for subtle deceit.

TheRareGem1:
Many Nigerians don't know how government works, they admin already has her plan to achieve a target over the course of years, put everything on motion, eg created a new ministry that will see to empowerment etc, nesp designed to cushion the effect of covid19 thereby seeing to the affairs of Nigerians....there add up to the target to be achieved.

Tell them to just return Nigeria economy to the way they met it in 2015,Naira to dollar, Inflation, unemployment has trippled, that's what Nigerians ask for and not all these audio grammars.

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Sunnybay7:
Audio, VP is now funnel for subtle deceit.

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HIGHESTPOPORI:
Tell them to just return Nigeria economy to the way they met it in 2015,Naira to dollar, Inflation, unemployment has trippled, that's what Nigerians ask for and not all these audio grammars.

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“And this is crucial, growth figures are meaningless if they do not translate to good-paying jobs, and improved standard of living for our people. The question of course, I insist, must be answered, regarding all our policies, is what they mean for the creation of wealth and human capacity development” he stated.

TheRareGem1:
The Federal government has disclosed that the new National Development Plan will create over 21 million jobs and lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025.

Speaking on Monday in Abuja at the Nigerian Economic Summit (NES), the Vice President, Prof Yemi Osibanjo said that the new plan was part of the government response to the COVID-19 pandemic in supporting Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to create jobs and wealth.

Osibanjo explained that the Economic Sustainability Plan also served as a bridge between the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan and the new medium-term National Development Plan.

This new Plan is nearing finalisation and was developed through an inclusive process that brought together a broad range of actors and stakeholders from across all sectors of society.

“I understand that the private sector including the Nigerian Economic Summit Group made substantial contributions and inputs into the draft Plan which is to be adopted by Government in the next few weeks and I wish to thank you for your contributions.

“The broad objectives of the new Plan are to diversify the economy, invest in critical infrastructure, build human capital and improve governance and security. The intention is to achieve broad-based and inclusive GDP growth in order to create 21 million jobs and lift 35 million people out of poverty by 2025.


This is ambitious but realizable target is consistent with the government’s vision of lifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in a decade.

“And this is crucial, growth figures are meaningless if they do not translate to good-paying jobs, and improved standard of living for our people. The question of course, I insist, must be answered, regarding all our policies, is what they mean for the creation of wealth and human capacity development” he stated.

The Vice President stated further that the new Plan incorporates aspects of the “National Poverty Reduction with Growth Strategy which was articulated as a guide towards achieving our poverty reduction target.

The starting point for the implementation of the Strategy is the realisation that increased employment is an indispensable tool for reducing poverty. It is for this reason also that labour-intensive sector like manufacturing is also receiving priority attention.

Osibanjo explained further that “labour intensive interventions in agriculture, housing and solar power installations which are still ongoing will also boost domestic demand, especially for local products.

“As the housing programme takes off, we are seeing not only a large number of jobs at the technical and vocational level but also a boom in building materials produced locally such as cement, ceramics, doors, windows, locks, tiles, pipes and paint amongst other things.

The Solar Power Naija Project is another project of the Economic Sustainability Plan that will lead to the creation of a large number of jobs. We expect up to 250,000 jobs to be created from this effort to connect up to 5 million households to solar power.

“This project is particularly important in the context of climate change and in enabling Nigeria to generate renewable electric power against the background of its nationally determined contribution towards net-zero carbon emissions by 2050” he stated.

On her part, the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Zainab Ahmed said the government was creating enabling environment for businesses to succeed.

President Muhammadu Buhari Friday at State House Abuja urged the MTN Group to make the available top-of-the-range service to its Nigerian subscribers… FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025 FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025 FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025 FG to create 21 million jobs, lift 35 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2025.


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Another fake news, I know two friends who lost there jobs last weekend to redundancy.

The economy is really harsh.

This guy would be worse that buhari as president honestly

Wow! I pray it happen quick and be one of the best

mrvitalis:
This guy would be worse that buhari as president honestly

You have been saying this comment since 2018. On every VP's post. Na ment?

Is this man not tired of repeating the same lies year in, year out or he think he can be president, systematically campaigning for himself without electoral value

TheRareGem1:


You have been saying this comment since 2018. On every VP's post. Na ment?

It's only in Nigeria that's speaking truth offend people because of their selfish interest

Osinbajo is on a mission.

LordviccoDaGuru:
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you are a mumu man

Nah all these yeye talk make me hate this man.

And how does repeating it since 2018 made it a lie? Nah lie? Was this not one of his campaign promises in 2015? Did he do any of them? If he couldnt do it in the past 6 years why should you blame someone for not believing him.
Can you show us any empirical steps he has ever told you on how he intend to bring out 30+ million people out of poverty?
Make unah dey respect unah sef oh

TheRareGem1:


You have been saying this comment since 2018. On every VP's post. Na ment?

E be like say this osinbajo dey craze

21million jobs and for six years we have never seen even half job.

We don't trust APC lies again

There's a reason they call this man academic professor. This long grammar of deceit is for who?

recording, VP is now pipe for subtle betrayal.

Osibanjo is shameless

The people applauding him are more shameless

Oga Osinbajo, why be say na you dem dey always send to talk all these statistics things wey no dey work

Stop all these statistics and let's get serious jare

After 6 years.. Still FG to do this, FG to do that

Vision 2025

Mad oo

Buhari government and fake promises

These people are just plain stupid

You don start again abi?

TheRareGem1:
Many Nigerians don't know how government works, they admin already has her plan to achieve a target over the course of years, put everything on motion, eg created a new ministry that will see to empowerment etc, nesp designed to cushion the effect of covid19 thereby seeing to the affairs of Nigerians....there add up to the target to be achieved.

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