Tinubu's Three Years: Achievements and Challenges

On May 29, 2026, Bola Tinubu completed three years as Nigeria's 16th president, representing the All Progressives Congress (APC). His administration has seen notable successes, including the elimination of fuel subsidies, a significant tax overhaul, and the introduction of a student loan scheme aimed at benefiting 450,000 indigent students across tertiary institutions.

These reforms are intended to improve fiscal stability and educational access. However, Tinubu's presidency has faced substantial criticism for failing to address escalating insecurity, including kidnappings and mass killings, which have left citizens feeling unsafe.

Despite efforts to stabilize the economy and implement structural reforms, ordinary Nigerians continue to grapple with rising prices and declining purchasing power. The administration's achievements in fiscal reforms and educational initiatives contrast sharply with the ongoing challenges of insecurity and economic hardship faced by the populace.