“Yet it cautions that unless reforms yield visible improvements in everyday life, the government risks losing public trust.”
For policymakers in Abuja, the numbers look encouraging. Inflation is slowing. The naira has stabilised. Non-oil exports are climbing. The capital market is booming. Federal revenues have surged.
In macroeconomic terms, the painful reforms launched by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2023 are starting to pay off.
But for ordinary Nigerians, the story is less clear. Food remains expensive, transport fares are high,
