Tinubu’s Three-Year Scorecard: Promises vs. Reality

On May 29, 2023, President Bola Tinubu launched his “Renewed Hope” manifesto with pledges to deliver steady power, invest subsidy savings in public services, raise workers’ wages, and secure the nation. Three years later, the national grid still fails regularly and most households rely on generators. Funds from subsidy removal lack clear accounting while living costs have soared. The minimum wage rose to ₦70,000 but feels worth far less after inflation, and security challenges—from bandit attacks in the northwest to kidnappings across the south—persist in many states. A recent assessment shows that only 11 of 53 manifesto commitments have been fully met, while over 80% remain broken or compromised. Based on where your state stands today compared to May 2023, are you better off, worse off, or the same? Drop your state and your honest verdict below for a fact-based discussion.

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