Tinubu: Three Years of Renewed Hope or Sustained Progress? - Tekedia

Tinubu’s third-year scorecard shows a shift from painful reforms—fuel subsidy removal and exchange-rate unification—to claims of macroeconomic stabilization.

The government points to lower deficits, stronger reserves, higher tax revenue, and a rising market cap as signs the economy is improving.

It also highlights youth and infrastructure programs, including NELFUND student loans, highway projects, and housing delivery under Renewed Hope.

But inflation, food prices, and the cost of living remain high, leaving many Nigerians unsure whether reforms are easing hardship or simply redistributing it.