Tinubu's Economic Reforms Boost Non-Oil Revenue Growth

A think tank, led by Dr. Omoniyi Akinsiju, commended President Bola Tinubu's administration for its economic reforms aimed at boosting non-oil revenue. The reforms have reportedly resulted in high revenue generation for several companies, including Guinness Nigeria Plc, which reported a profit of N41 billion for the 18-month period ending December 31, 2025.
MTN Nigeria Communications Plc achieved a remarkable turnaround with a profit of N1.7 trillion in 2025, compared to a loss of N550.3 billion in 2024. Other companies like Airtel Africa Plc, Nigerian Breweries, and Seplat Energy also reported significant profits, indicating a resurgence in the real sector of the economy.
The think tank argued that these results reflect the buoyancy of Tinubu's reforms, countering criticisms from political opponents who have questioned the effectiveness of the administration's economic policies. The data presented corroborates the positive impact of the reforms on GDP, employment, and poverty reduction.
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