US EditionNigeria: For 50 Years, We've Been Spending Generations' Yet Unborn Money
- Nigeria's economy shows signs of improvement, with better stability in the exchange rate and increased foreign exchange inflows, as noted by the Central Bank's reforms.
- Energy prices are beginning to stabilize, thanks to increased domestic refining, especially from the Dangote Refinery, reported by Dr. Muda Yusuf, Chief Executive Officer of CPPE.
- President Bola Ahmed Tinubu stated that economic reforms aim to protect future generations by preventing bankruptcy, highlighting that Nigeria had been spending money of future generations.
- Emmanuel Nwaka expressed satisfaction with the Tinubu administration's programs, particularly the Nigerian Education Loan Fund and the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation.
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The economy is beginning to stabilise – Dr Muda Yusuf - Daily Trust
Dr Muda Yusuf, foremost Economist and Chief Executive Officer of Centre for the Promotion of Private Enterprises (CPPE) speaks on the impact of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s economic reforms, concluding that the worst is over even as he expressed optimism that Nigerians are beginning to see the impact of the reforms. How will you rate the economy at the moment? The economy is improving because we are beginning to see a lot of positive developme…
For 50 years, we were spending money of generations yet unborn
President Tinubu said Nigeria would have been bankrupt if his administration had not taken the actions it took upon assuming office in 2023. The post For 50 years, we were spending money of generations yet unborn – Tinubu appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Mixed metaphors: Our circular games - Thepodiummedia
President Bola Tinubu on Thursday lamented, for the first time, that Muhammadu Buhari’s eight years in charge was a disaster for Nigeria. “Nigeria would have been bankrupt if we had not taken the actions that we took, and we had to prevent the economy’s collapse,” he told a group of supporters in Abuja. Powerful words. In a statement signed by his spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, the Nigerian leader said, “For 50 years, Nigeria was spending money of ge…
Afenifere Criticises Tinubu’s Economic Reforms, Warns of Rising Poverty and Social Unrest
LAGOS, Nigeria – The Pan-Yoruba sociopolitical organisation, Afenifere, has reacted to President Bola Tinubu’s claim that Nigeria would have faced bankruptcy without his administration’s economic reforms. In a statement issued on Friday, March 14, 2025, by its Publicity Secretary, Prince Justice Faloye, Afenifere argued that the current economic challenges are self-inflicted, citing the premature removal of fuel subsidies and the floating of the…
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