Gbenga Daniel: Nigerians’ experience, not GDP, measures economy
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- Nigerian Senator Gbenga Daniel said citizens’ lived experiences should measure economic progress, rather than GDP growth alone.
- He made the remarks at the seventh annual Freedom Online lecture in Lagos, where he also linked economic growth and security.
Senator Gbenga Daniel of Ogun East said Nigeria’s economic progress should be judged by citizens’ lived experiences, not GDP growth alone. He spoke on Thursday at Freedom Online’s seventh annual lecture in Lagos, where he argued that economic growth and security should be considered together.
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