President Bola Tinubu has declared that Nigeria has moved past its most difficult economic period and is now on the path of stability.
Speaking on the state of the nation, the President said the tough reforms introduced by his administration were necessary to correct long-standing structural problems.
According to him, the country endured a challenging transition, but the worst of it is now behind.He noted that key economic indicators are beginning to show improvement, with government policies focused on boosting production, attracting investment, and managing inflation.
Tinubu added that stabilizing the economy required difficult decisions, but those steps have started yielding results.The President emphasized that his administration remains committed to sustaining fiscal discipline and creating an environment that supports businesses and job creation. He assured Nigerians that the focus now is on consolidating gains and ensuring that growth translates to better living conditions.
Government officials say the next phase will prioritize infrastructure, agriculture, and manufacturing to drive inclusive growth. Tinubu urged citizens to remain patient and supportive as the country continues to rebuild and strengthen its economic foundation.
