Aisha Abubakar
Aisha Abubakar is a Nigerian politician. Following the 2015 Nigerian general elections, she was appointed as the Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015.
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[edit]- I am very happy today to be recognized by the state government for this achievement. But success belongs to all of us, most especially my teachers and my parents. They stood by me to achieve this today. I can’t thank them enough. May God reward them all.
- A corrupt free society will foster peace, unity, and security for all citizens
- the firm will first understand and work together with the in-house team of the service.
- https://tribuneonlineng.com/customs-partners-bruit-costaud-on-communication-policy-advocacy/, (Tribune online, August 19, 2023)
- it was essential to create an enabling environment that facilitates the growth of non-oil exports.
- Our currency is devalued daily, as we have continued to rely heavily on imports, thus, resulting in an imbalance of trade
- This is coupled with the removal of fuel subsidy, the purchasing power of Nigerian citizens for goods and services has been greatly diminished, plunging more people into the poverty net.
- This strategy must involve critical stakeholders in the non-oil export value chain playing their roles effectively as state and non-state actors .
