Nigeria at 65: Reforms paying off, toughest phase over, Tinubu declares - National Daily Newspaper Nigeria at 65: Reforms paying off, toughest phase over, Tinubu declares

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Global Recognition The President said Nigeria's reforms were gaining international recognition.
54% : Tinubu further disclosed that non-oil exports now account for 48% of trade, marking significant progress toward economic diversification. READ ALSO: Nigerians commend Bishop Oyedepo over N650m donation for repair of public roads in Ogun, Lagos Energy, Infrastructure, and Social Investment On energy, the President said oil production had risen to 1.68 million barrels per day, while Nigeria had successfully refined petrol locally for the first time in four decades.
48% : He announced that N330 billion had been disbursed under social investment programmes to 8 million vulnerable households, while solid minerals and coal mining were emerging as new growth drivers.

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