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Emir of Kano commend Buhari’s Economic Advisory Council

By Jennifer Y Omiloli

Malam Muhammadu Sanusi II, ‎Emir of Kano, ‎has commended President Muhammadu Buhari for constituting an Economic Advisory Council (EAC) comprising first-rate ‎professionals and academics on Wednesday in Kano while briefing newsmen at his Palace.

The emir, ‎who described the new council as “first class”, said the move was “timely and reflective of Buhari’s determination to re-energise the management of the economy”.

He said Nigerians were highly desirous of such an effective and knowledge-driven team to provide the lead on the economic front.‎

According to him, the beauty of the team, apart from the pedigree of its members, is their private sector experience and their independence.‎

“If you look at the system we operate, if you also look at the United States, every US president always have a council of economic advisers.

“One of the reasons you have this council is you want independent academics who are able to give you frank and honest ‎advice on how to run the economy and address its problems.

‎“What the president has done is to follow that pattern to appoint a team of highly respected professionals to advise him, ‎especially‎ this time when we have economic problems, fiscal issues.

“When global economy is facing uncertainty due to trade wars, it is important that the president has a high quality advice,” he said.

Daybreak.ng reports that the president on Monday replaced the Economic Management Team with the EAC.

The new EAC has Prof. Doyin Salami as its chairman.

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