Under President Bola Tinubu, Nigeria is undergoing a wave of bold reforms and strategic initiatives aimed at building a stronger, more self-reliant, and prosperous nation. Here are 25 notable achievements of the administration so far:

  1. Removal of the longstanding petroleum subsidy, freeing funds for national development.
  2. Unification of foreign exchange rates, improving transparency in the FX market.
  3. Significant improvement in tax-to-GDP ratio, boosting revenue mobilisation.
  4. Increase in external reserves, strengthening macroeconomic stability.
  5. Return of trade surplus in some quarters and growth in non-oil exports.
  6. Improved crude oil production and expansion of local refining capacity.
  7. Ongoing major infrastructure projects across roads, rail, and ports.
  8. Launch of a student loan scheme to expand access to higher education.
  9. Rollout of social investment programmes targeting vulnerable households.
  10. Establishment of funds to support agriculture and food security.
  11. Push for local government autonomy to empower grassroots governance.
  12. Attraction of significant foreign direct investment commitments.
  13. Energy sector reforms allowing increased private participation.
  14. Revival of solid minerals and mining as economic growth drivers.
  15. Increased federal support enabling states to meet salary and pension obligations.
  16. Focus on restoring fiscal health and reducing revenue leakages.
  17. Upgrades to ports and shipping infrastructure to enhance trade.
  18. Youth empowerment through digital and creative economy initiatives.
  19. Strengthened security efforts, including new anti-banditry initiatives.
  20. Removal of import duties on key food items to tackle inflation.
  21. Digitalisation of government services to improve transparency.
  22. Expansion of healthcare infrastructure nationwide.
  23. Promotion of compressed natural gas (CNG) for energy and transport.
  24. Legislative reforms to modernise the tax and revenue system.
  25. Creation of regional development commissions to reduce inequality.

These efforts reflect a comprehensive approach to economic reform, infrastructure development, national security, and social inclusion—laying the foundation for a more resilient and forward-looking Nigeria.

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