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Tinubu’s Economic Reforms: A Bold Bet on Nigeria’s Future Generations Amidst Democratic Resilience

Genesis Obong
By Genesis Obong
Published: March 15, 2025
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President Bola Tinubu has passionately defended his administration’s economic policies, framing them as a necessary sacrifice to secure Nigeria’s future amid decades of fiscal mismanagement. Speaking at the State House during a meeting with former National Assembly colleagues from the Third Republic, the President argued that Nigeria had “spent the money of generations yet unborn” for half a century, leaving the economy on the brink of collapse.

“For 50 years, we serviced the west coast of our subregion with fuel while mortgaging our children’s future. Planning became impossible,” he stated, emphasising the urgency of his reforms. The President’s remarks underscored a strategic pivot: prioritising long-term stability over short-term gains, a theme resonating with his administration’s broader narrative of democratic accountability.

Averting Collapse, Restoring Hope
Tinubu reflected on the “serious headwinds” faced upon assuming office, warning that Nigeria would have been “bankrupt” without swift action. His government stabilised the exchange rate, curbed inflation, and reduced food prices—a critical achievement during Ramadan. “We are sitting pretty on a good foundation,” he declared, though challenges linger.

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The President also linked democratic governance to economic progress, praising his predecessors for their “belief in freedom and the right to aspire.” He added, “Some leadership failed, but we kept the faith,” positioning his reforms as a continuation of democratic resilience.

Students and Youth Drive Reform Momentum
Emmanuel Nwaka, speaking for the delegation, lauded initiatives like the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) and the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP). “Students, our largest demographic, now access loans to change their destinies. CREDICORP lets young Nigerians buy homes and cars without bribes—this fights corruption,” he said, highlighting tangible impacts of Tinubu’s policies.

Implications
While critics argue austerity measures risk alienating citizens, Tinubu’s team insists reforms align with global best practices. The President’s emphasis on “light at the end of the tunnel” aims to rally public support, though sustained economic data will test this optimism.

As Nigeria navigates its “Golden Age” of reforms, Tinubu’s ability to balance fiscal discipline with social equity will define his legacy. With programs like NELFUND empowering youth and CREDICORP reshaping credit access, the administration bets that today’s sacrifices will yield a prosperous, democratic future; one where generations unborn inherit hope, not debt.

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