Shettima asks states to make the most of $750m World Bank programme

Shettima has asked states to make good use of the $750 million World Bank reform programme. This programme aims to improve governance and service delivery across Nigeria. The Vice President spoke during a meeting with state governors. He stressed the need to use the funds wisely to push for reforms in different sectors.

He pointed out that the programme will help states carry out important reforms that will benefit citizens. Shettima said the money should go to key areas like education, health, and infrastructure. These areas are vital for lasting development.

The Vice President also urged governors to work closely with the Federal Government. He wants to ensure that the goals of the reform programme are achieved. Shettima mentioned that being accountable and open about how the funds are used is very important for getting good results.

Shettima's message comes at a time when many states are facing money problems. They need help to carry out needed reforms. He expressed hope that with the right mindset, the World Bank programme could greatly improve the lives of Nigerians.

In closing, Shettima repeated the need for states to seize the chances offered by the World Bank reform programme. He encouraged them to focus on projects that will bring long-term benefits for their people.