Halfway into President Bola Tinubu’s administration, Nigeria stands at a crossroads shaped by bold reforms and economic recalibration. The removal of fuel subsidies and liberalization of the forex market were headline moves aimed at long-term stability, but they’ve triggered inflation and a higher cost of living. Still, the administration maintains that these policies are necessary to reset the economy and drive sustainable growth.
Across sectors, signs of progress are emerging. In oil and gas, rig activity has quadrupled with over $8 billion in new investments. The health sector is recording gains with revitalized centres, free dialysis, and expanded insurance coverage. Infrastructure is booming with road projects nationwide, including the Lagos-Calabar highway, while agriculture receives a push through local production support. As 2027 approaches, the big question remains—can these reforms deliver lasting impact for everyday Nigerians?
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