Vice President Kashim Shettima has said President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has unlocked the full potential of Nigeria’s economy through major reforms introduced since the beginning of the administration.
Shettima stated this on Thursday during a meeting with Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs, Krzysztof Gawkowski, at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.
According to the Vice President, key economic policies introduced by the Tinubu administration, including the liberalisation of the foreign exchange market, removal of fuel subsidy and harmonisation of tax laws, have repositioned Nigeria for long-term economic growth and investment.
Shettima said the reforms were aimed at stabilising the economy, improving investor confidence and creating a more competitive business environment capable of attracting both local and foreign investments.
He noted that Nigeria was currently undergoing a major economic transformation designed to unlock opportunities across strategic sectors of the economy.
The Vice President also stressed the Federal Government’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Poland, particularly in critical sectors such as defence, agriculture, maritime development and the digital economy.
According to him, Nigeria is seeking stronger cooperation with Poland to deepen technology transfer, improve food security, strengthen maritime operations and expand opportunities within the country’s growing digital ecosystem.
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Shettima described Nigeria as a country with enormous economic potential and reiterated the administration’s determination to build partnerships capable of driving sustainable development and job creation.
The meeting also focused on opportunities for collaboration in innovation, digital infrastructure and economic development between both countries.
Earlier, Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister, Krzysztof Gawkowski, described Nigeria as Poland’s most strategic partner in Africa.
He expressed optimism about the future of Nigeria-Poland relations, particularly in the areas of technology, trade and economic cooperation.
Gawkowski noted that Poland was interested in expanding its partnership with Nigeria through deeper engagement in digital innovation, investment and commercial activities.
The meeting comes amid the Nigerian government’s ongoing efforts to attract foreign investment and strengthen international partnerships as part of broader economic recovery and diversification plans under the Renewed Hope Agenda.