Tinubu's Reforms Boost Nigeria's Real Sector Revenue
The article discusses the positive impact of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's reforms on Nigeria's real sector, leading to high revenue earnings. In 2025, 20 blue-chip companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange reported a total revenue of ₦27.8 trillion, marking a 28.7% increase from ₦21.62 trillion in 2024.
Notable companies include Guinness Nigeria, which reported a profit of ₦41 billion, and MTN Nigeria, which turned around from a loss of ₦550.3 billion in 2024 to a profit of ₦1.7 trillion in 2025. Airtel Africa also reversed a loss of ₦89 million to a profit of ₦328 million.
Other companies like Nigerian Breweries, Dangote Cement, and Seplat Energy also reported significant revenue increases. The reforms have contributed to improved macroeconomic conditions, stabilizing the foreign exchange market and enhancing the performance of the naira, which is now the second-best performing currency in Africa against the dollar year-to-date.
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