Experts insist 2025 growth target may not address development gaps, poverty

The projected 4.6 per cent gross domestic product (GDP) suggested by the 2025 budget, even if it is achieved, will not be enough to reduce poverty and create more jobs, experts have said.

Collins Olayinka, Abuja

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