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Economy: Governors’ meeting ends in deadlock

Meeting of the Nigeria Governors' Forum held on Wednesday to discuss the state of the nation's economy ended in a deadlock. The meeting which was held inside the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, ran late into the night.

The Chairman of the NGF, Alhaji Abdulazeez Yari, who briefed State House correspondents at about midnight said the meeting did not reach any conclusion on the discussions on the economy.

Yari who is the Zamfara State Governor, said that the forum will reconvene next Thursday to continue further discussion, he said he would not be able to give details of the discussion until after the next meeting.

The governor said, "We met as Nigeria Governors' Forum. At the executive session, we discussed a lot of economic issues.

"The meeting is not yet concluded. We are continuing next week. Therefore, by next week Thursday, we will be able to give you a recap
of what was discussed and the agreement reached.

In the mean time, you will bear with us until next week. We are discussing critically about the nation's economy as a follow-up to our last retreat.

By next week Thursday, we will be able to give you the details of our meeting and further actions."

State governors who attended the meeting which lasted about four hours included; Kaduna, Ondo, Rivers, Osun, Cross River, Sokoto, Ebonyi, Edo, Kwara, Nasarawa and Delta among others.

Some deputy governors including those of Ogun, Oyo and Anambra.

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