TWO YEARS ON: TINUBU'S MIXED BAG

Economic Reforms Spark Debate, Security Concerns Persist

Abuja, Nigeria - As President Bola Tinubu marks his second anniversary in office, Nigerians are divided on his performance. While his administration has implemented bold economic reforms, critics argue that these policies have triggered unprecedented hardships.

Tinubu's government has removed fuel and electricity subsidies, unified forex policy, and devalued the naira, sparking concerns about food inflation and high costs of living. Despite these challenges, the Organised Private Sector views these reforms as promising but tough on Nigerians and businesses.

Insecurity remains a major concern, with critics arguing that the government has failed to curb terrorist attacks and kidnappings. The PDP claims over 600,000 Nigerians have been killed by terrorists and bandits since Tinubu took office, a claim disputed by the APC. As Tinubu navigates his third year, Nigerians eagerly await tangible improvements in their lives.

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