REFORMS MOVING FROM STABILITY TO INVESTMENT — TINUBU

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu says Nigeria’s economic reforms are entering a new phase, shifting from efforts to stabilise the economy towards attracting investment, increasing production and creating jobs.
Tinubu said the government’s focus is now on turning the stability achieved through its reforms into stronger economic activity that can improve the lives of Nigerians.
According to the President, the next phase will place greater emphasis on investment, production and employment, with the private sector expected to play a major role in driving economic growth.
He said the reforms are intended to create an environment where businesses can expand, investors can commit more capital and Nigerians can access more employment opportunities.
Tinubu also stressed the importance of increasing domestic production, saying a stronger productive economy would help reduce dependence on imports and create more opportunities for businesses and workers.
The President said his administration would continue to implement measures aimed at strengthening the economy while ensuring that the benefits of growth reach ordinary Nigerians.
The latest comments come as the Federal Government continues to defend its economic reform programme amid concerns over the cost of living and calls for faster improvements in household welfare.
Tinubu maintained that the reforms are moving beyond economic stabilisation, with the next objective being to convert stability into investment, production and jobs.
The government is expected to focus increasingly on policies and programmes that can attract capital, expand productive capacity and generate employment as the next phase of the reforms takes shape.