‘Nigeria’s economy now on stronger footing’ — Information Minister defends Tinubu’s reforms
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has defended President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms, saying Nigeria’s economy is now on a stronger footing three years into the administration. Idris made the claim on Thursday in Abuja during a press conference on the state of the economy and the government’s next phase of economic […] ‘Nigeria’s economy now on stronger…
Information Minister Mohammed Idris has defended President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms, asserting that Nigeria's economy is now in a stronger position three years into Tinubu's administration. Addressing reporters in Abuja, Idris highlighted the necessity of these reforms, including the elimination of fuel subsidies, in tackling long-standing economic issues and bolstering the nation's finances.
He noted that with three years of the Renewed Hope Agenda, signs of improvement in the economy are becoming more apparent. "The economy is on stronger footing, stability is creating greater room for investment and enterprise," Idris stated.
The Minister further elaborated that Nigeria is now transitioning from the reform phase to a period characterized by growth, investment, job creation, and enhanced living standards. He emphasized that President Tinubu has described the upcoming phase of the administration's economic plan as "From Reform to Prosperity." According to Idris, the new focus will revolve around job creation, broadening opportunities, bolstering businesses, and improving the incomes and living conditions of Nigerians.
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