Abuja:The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, has affirmed President Bola Tinubu’s dedication to making economic recovery tangible for Nigerians. During a media chat with senior editors and journalists, Idris acknowledged the ongoing cost-of-living pressures on households while highlighting the administration’s efforts to address these challenges.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, Idris emphasized that the Tinubu administration has taken bold decisions aimed at addressing structural weaknesses and restoring economic stability. These decisions are reportedly yielding measurable results, as the country transitions from economic reforms to economic opportunities.
Idris highlighted various indicators of progress, noting that inflation has decreased significantly, and Nigeria’s external reserves have reached their highest level in almost two decades. The country also recorded substantial earnings from non-oil exports in 2025, benefiting local businesses across multiple sectors.
Efforts are also underway in infrastructure development, with major road projects expected to boost connectivity and economic activity. In the agriculture sector, the government has prioritized food security, aiming to increase domestic production and improve farmers’ incomes.
Healthcare investments include the inauguration of additional cancer treatment centers, while the Presidential CNG and Electric Vehicle Initiative has attracted significant private investment, creating jobs and business opportunities.
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund has provided substantial financial relief to students, and the administration is fostering digital skills and employment through the Three Million Technical Talent programme. Additionally, government-issued bonds are addressing inherited debts and pension arrears, further stabilizing the economy.
Idris concluded by reiterating the government’s commitment to ensuring that economic recovery is felt more broadly across Nigerian households, enhancing daily lives through improved economic indicators.