The African richest man had also blamed cabals in the oil gas sector for frustrating the full-scale kickoff of his 650,000 barrel per day Lagos-based refinery.
The Chairman of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote has assured Nigerians that the economy of the country will change for the better in the coming months.
According to him, it is possible if the right policies are implemented.
Dangote expressed this optimism at the inauguration of the Presidential Economic Coordination Council, PECC, by President Bola Tinubu on Thursday in Abuja.
He said the public and private sectors would work together to reposition Nigeria鈥檚 economy.
鈥淭his is where the public and private sector will work together. We will advise the government on the type of policies needed to revamp the economy.
鈥淥ur economy can be turned around in a few months. Things will soon change. We will work to make sure that things change for the better.鈥�
His assurance comes amid his recent outburst on the Country鈥檚 high interest rate which stood at 26.25 percent and its impact on businesses.
The African richest man had also blamed cabals in the oil gas sector for frustrating the full-scale kickoff of his 650,000 barrel per day Lagos-based refinery.
Meanwhile, Dangote has insisted that his $19 billion refinery will commence supply of Premium Motor Spirit, in Mid-July, 2024.