Halfway through his term, Tinubu’s reforms have stabilized Nigeria’s economy, with growth expected to hit 3.7%—the best since 2014
Two years into President Bola Tinubu’s tenure, Nigeria’s economy is showing tentative signs of recovery after years of stagnation. The World Bank projects 3.7% growth in 2025—the strongest since 2014, excluding post-pandemic rebounds—fueled by bold reforms.
Tinubu’s administration scrapped the costly fuel subsidy and restored monetary policy sanity, narrowing the gap between official and parallel exchange rates. Oil production has rebounded to 1.5 million barrels daily, while tax revenues rise. Yet inflation remains high at 24%, and banditry persists.
“The groundwork is laid, but Tinubu must now ensure ordinary Nigerians feel the gains,” analysts urge, citing food security and security overhauls as priorities.
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