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Times hard but Tinubu’s economic reforms yielding positive results – Presidency

The presidency has insisted that President Bola Tinubu’s
economic reforms are yielding positive results.

 

Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo
Onanuga, disclosed this via a post on X.

 

Onanuga, however, admitted that the times are tough but
there is a brighter future ahead.

 

He wrote: “The economic reforms of the PBAT administration
are yielding dividends. The road is rough, the times are tough, let us
persevere for a brighter future. Surely, there is a beam of light at the end of
the tunnel.”

 

Onanuga churned out some statistics that said: “In the first
quarter of 2024, Nigeria recorded trade super plus of N65.527 trillion. But by
the second quarter, that number rose to N65.945 trillion, a 6.5 percent
increase.

 

“By half year 2024, we had exported enough to cover half of
Nigeria’s N28.77 trillion budget.”

 

Source: Times hard but Tinubu’s economic reforms yielding positive results – Presidency

 - NigerianEye


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