U.S. Mayor okays CBN’s forex policy, economic plans
A United States (U.S.) Mayor has given thumbs up to the Tinubu Administration for tackling the foreign exchange (forex) crisis and resetting the country’s economy.
San Antonio (Texas) Mayor, Mike Arnold spoke during a reception for Nigerian author and activist Reno Omokri at the official performance centre of the San Antonio Spurs.
The performance centre is a new $500 million facility built by U.S. National Basketball Association (NBA) team in San Antonio.
The Mayor said: “I am particularly pleased that Nigeria is successfully tackling its foreign exchange crisis, and by blocking loopholes through which institutions like Binance were able to profit.
I fully support what Nigeria’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Nuhu Ribadu is doing.”
The office of the NSA (ONSA) arrested two Binance executives, one of who is already on trial for economic sabotage.
The Mayor, praising the initiative of #GrowNairaBuyNaija campaign by Omokri, said because of you, Americans now know Nigerian corporations like Glo, Dangote and Innoson:
The mayor urged Nigerians to sign his petition to build IDP infrastructure in Nigeria at www.idpjustice.org.
Star player, Gorgui Dieng, gave a message of support for the Nigerian people and thanked Omokri for his visit. He encouraged Nigerian youths to utilise sports as a means of personal development.
Phil Collins, one of the coaches/officials of the club, led the tour of the facility at the centre.
