Nigeria needs around $100 billion to properly realize its 2050 agenda, according to the country’s Minister of Budget and Economic Planning, Sen. Atiku Bagudu. The minister also noted that 80% of the funds are expected to come from the private sector. Nigeria’s 2050 agenda requires approximately $100 billion, with 80% expected from the private sector.The Nigeria Agenda 2050 aims for a 7% real GDP growth, 165 million new jobs, and a per capita income of $33,328 by 2050.Minister Bagudu emphasizes a plan-based approach, citing the 2024 budget as a means to instill confidence in the private sector….