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Tinubu Says Reforms Are Stabilising Economy, Boosting Investor Confidence

Tinubu Says Reforms Are Stabilising Economy, Boosting Investor Confidence

President Bola Tinubu told guests at the State House Media Dinner in Abuja that difficult but necessary policy decisions are beginning to yield positive results. He noted stronger public revenues, higher allocations to states, improved foreign reserves and renewed investor interest. Key sectors like oil and gas are attracting fresh capital while the stock market has recorded notable gains. On security, the president highlighted intensified military operations, better intelligence sharing and international cooperation. He said thousands of criminal elements have been neutralised and communities reclaimed. Tinubu also praised the media’s role in democracy and urged accurate reporting. He reaffirmed his commitment to press freedom under the constitution.

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bola

How will these economic reforms reach everyday Nigerians who haven't felt any real improvement in their living costs?

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K
kemi

Which specific reform actions are meant to lower food and fuel costs for typical households, and when might they show effects?

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jayjay

State allocations and reserve improvements look good on paper, but inflation remains stubborn and local businesses still struggle to borrow affordably.

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lily

I'm not convinced positive investor signals automatically mean sustainable growth for ordinary citizens across all regions.

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hala

Federal and state governments should increase transparency in revenue use, publish clear progress reports, and monitor impact on education and healthcare services.

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