Tinubu Declares New Era of Prosperity for Nigeria

In his Independence Day address on October 1, President Bola Tinubu reflected on Nigeria's economic journey, stating that the country has moved past a challenging period of reforms and is entering an "age of prosperity." He emphasized that Nigeria has corrected its economic course and urged citizens not to revert to previous unsustainable subsidy arrangements. Tinubu reported that Nigeria's economy grew by over four percent in the past year, with contributions from both oil and non-oil sectors.
He noted improvements such as a decline in oil theft, reduced inflation, and a stabilization of the foreign exchange market. The president prioritized reducing the cost of living by enhancing agricultural productivity and infrastructure.
He also expressed a commitment to creating more productive jobs and fostering industrial growth as part of the government's economic agenda.
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