 President Mohamed Abu-Hari has said that despite the disruptions in global economy and internal troubles, the Nigerian economy has continued to be resilient and maintains an upward trajectory. Speaking at Presidential Villa Abu-Jadrin inauguration of the Presidential Committee on the National Economy, President Abu-Hari said the COVID-19 pandemic, the warring Ukraine, and the loss of substantial volumes of oil have had negative impacts on the Nigerian economy. But however, here showed Nigerians that despite these hiccups necessitating borrowings from financial sources, the current administration remains committed to the welfare of the citizens, especially the implementation of the social investment programs. Just as the world was beginning to recover from the coronavirus, the conflict in the Black Sea region between Ukraine and Russia worsened the challenges already being faced and created additional problems to which policy makers are having to respond. Our economy continues to grow despite adverse effects of rising interest rates, a stronger United State dollar, and higher inflation across the world. It is however important to know that some of the issues we must address are peculiar to us. For example, the decline in our production of crude oil. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.