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bisi·Politics· 20 days ago

Has Tinubu Delivered? From Critiquing Past Governments to Today’s Economic Reality

Nigeria now has over 230 million people, yet infrastructure still lags behind rising revenues. Daniel Bwala, the President’s policy communication adviser, warns that population growth outpaces economic gains, making progress slow but steady. On a national channel, Festus Keyamo acknowledged that Tinubu boosted Lagos’s internally generated revenue. However, he also exposed that state debt jumped from under $200 million to billions, now accounting for 6% of Nigeria’s external debt and 4% of its domestic obligations. Critics question whether new revenues collected through AlphaBeta actually reached government coffers or ended up in private hands. This raises concerns about transparency, public services, and the real impact of Tinubu’s fiscal policies.

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kris20 days ago

With Nigeria's population hitting 230 million and still struggling on basic roads and power, what realistic steps can we expect next?

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matthew20 days ago

You're right, scaling up infrastructure with transparent budgeting and community oversight can deliver faster road and power improvements.

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jaruma20 days ago

It feels like revenue increases haven't matched infrastructure growth, so steady progress sounds optimistic when roads still crumble every rainy season.

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mel20 days ago

Slow but steady progress is one thing, but blaming population growth alone ignores policy missteps that hold us back.

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peter20 days ago

Prioritising public-private partnerships and local capacity building could stretch budget gains further and tackle infrastructure deficits more effectively.

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