Tinubu’s Reforms Driving Nigeria’s Economic Stability and Growth – Wale Edun

Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, has stated that Nigeria’s economy is witnessing consistent growth, attributing the positive trend to the reform policies introduced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.

Speaking during a recent economic briefing, Edun highlighted that despite global economic uncertainties, Nigeria has managed to maintain a stable growth trajectory. He credited ongoing domestic reforms particularly in fiscal policy, exchange rate unification, and the removal of fuel subsidies as key drivers of the improvement.

“The Nigerian economy is on a growth path, and this growth is consistent. It is a result of deliberate policy measures aimed at stabilizing and expanding our economic base,” Edun said.

The minister noted that the government’s reform agenda is designed to attract foreign investment, boost local production, and strengthen the country’s macroeconomic framework. He also pointed to improved revenue generation, infrastructural development, and targeted social intervention programmes as part of the growth strategy.

However, economic analysts caution that while reforms are yielding results, inflationary pressures and high living costs remain significant challenges for many Nigerians.

Edun assured that the administration is committed to sustaining economic stability while implementing policies to ensure inclusive growth that benefits all citizens.