UTOMI CALLS FOR INTERVENTION TO AVERT NIGERIA'S COLLAPSE

UTOMI CALLS FOR INTERVENTION ON STATE OF THE NATION

BY JENNIFER NWOSU

 Professor of political economy, Pat Utomi has called on the political class to change its approach in maneuvering the economy or the country would die.

Utomi lamented that Nigeria is facing unprecedented inflation amid a decline in the naira to the dollar.

Speaking in an interview on a television on Monday, Utomi asserted that the situation is no longer business as usual and the national assembly must take proactive measures to save the nation from further decline.

He said that people should look towards developing national values and commitments, rather than stealing and looting the country's resources.

He said that the political class has to get together and realise that the country is about to die.

He further said that if president Tinubu doesn’t recognize this, Nigeria will die. 

Speaking further, he insisted that the country must cut costs, as no one will ever take Nigeria seriously with our ‘behavior’ especially with the removal of cost of the National Assembly.

He also spoke for production for export. He said many people are not producing anything because they abandoned the farms and are in the IDP's . 

Even for those who make an effort to export, the customs people make it difficult for them to do so.

He said that this is a time to ensure that people can engage in production and get it to the airport on time for export.

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