TVC E, BUSINESS - Former Secretary-General of CommonWealth of Nations, Emeka Anyaoku has urged President Muhammadu Buhari not bow to any pressure to devalue the nation's currency, the Naira. Anyaoku made the appeal while speaking at a symposium in Akure, the Ondo State capital, organised to celebrate the seventh anniversary of Governor Olusegun Mimiko's administration and forty years of the creation of Ondo state. The event which attracted dignitaries from all walks of life, gave speakers another opportunity to examine Nigeria as a country. To do justice to the myriads of issues affecting Nigeria's progress as a country, are seven eminent Nigerians. Former Commonwealth Secretary-General, Emeka Anyaoku opened the floor, as he declared that devaluation of the naira will further cause a rise in inflation rate in the country. Anyaoku urged President Muhammudu Buhari to urgently convene a meeting of financial experts to give clear direction for economic policies of the government. He also called for the restructuring of the country by adopting true federal system that would fight the centrifugal forces that have been militating against the progress and development of the country. In his speech, Senator Ben Bruce said Nigeria has refused to achieve greatness due to leadership problems. Governor Olusegun Mimiko in his remarks, charged the federal government not tackle the issue of Fulani herdsmen with kid gloves.
