 The Central Bank of Nigeria says due to the expected increase in crude oil production arising from improved surveillance and infrastructure, better maintenance of plants and increased investment in the oil sector, growth would be enhanced in the industry sector. Also, gradual revival of domestic manufacturing due to a more stable exchange rate, higher anticipated demand for from a growing middle class improved micro economic conditions as well as access to cheaper foreign inputs. I respected the spare domestic manufacturing and industrial development. Deputy Governor of Economic Policy Directorate of the CBN Mahmud Datijo said these are at the 10th National Economic Outlook. Implications for businesses in Nigeria in 2024 organized by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria. Justin Akadoye tells us more. Thank you. 2023, his common gun in Nigeria is now faced with the current realities and anticipation for a better future. As the country traversed the uncharted waters of 2024, it is imperative to critically assess the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead within the ambits of the constraints imposed by global and domestic conditions. Settling the bull rolling in his opening remark, Chairman of Council of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN Ken Okbara, notes that foreign exchange fluctuations depreciated the Naira by 49% over the past year, impacting import costs for businesses. Okbara advises that Nigerian banks must proactively prepare for capitalization to service the desired $1 trillion economy by 2026 amid economic uncertainties. The banking industry is very strong and resilient, and I think that the public needs to have that confidence and assure you that the industry is very strong, is resilient, and also even with the new phase of capitalization, I cannot show you that the industry is very strong enough to meet up the requirement. The global economy continues to face the challenges of inflation and low growth prospects. Experts say GDP growth remains stronger than expected in 2023, but is forecast to moderate further in 2024 on the back of tight financial conditions, weak trade growth and low business and consumer confidence. The outlook that experts are predicting with regards to a foreign inflation. Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, who is represented by the Director of Monetary Policy Department, Mohammed Tomala, says while the potential for growth exists this year, each sector may encounter the challenges and opportunities. Other experts also give their overview of the key sectors of the economy and the 2024 outlook. The anticipated moderation in pump prices of the PMS due to the expected operational status of the country's key government and privately owned refineries in 2024 is a pivotal factor in the economic equation. 4.1% of the great economy in the world was coming from Ukraine, and then we thought, okay, now we understand that maybe we should begin to look at some other avenues. The rest of the pandemic resulted in massive economic instability, which of course, as mentioned earlier by key speaker, created inflationary pressures all over the world. The services sector is expected to continue its dominance on the growth trajectory this year, driven by mobile money adoption, increased government partnerships and expanded digital lending offerings, just in Macedonia. Plustivities leak us.