Nigeria's economic discourse has largely focused on inflation, exchange rates, reserves, interest rates, and fiscal balances. While these indicators are important, the article argues that sustainable prosperity cannot be built on macroeconomic instability alone. It makes the case for a productivity-led industrial policy to drive long-term economic growth. The piece suggests that Nigeria needs to shift its focus toward policies that boost productivity and industrial development.
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