Tinubu’s Policies yielding results: Food, fuel prices dropping – Says Nigerian Govt
The Nigerian government has affirmed that President Bola Tinubu’s administration is making significant strides in transforming the country’s economic situation.
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During the 4th edition of the 2025 Ministerial Briefing, the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, highlighted the progress made as a result of the administration’s bold policies.
His statement, delivered alongside other key ministers, shows the ongoing transformation that is beginning to yield positive results for Nigerians.
Idris commended the efforts of the media in consistently reporting on the government’s policies, programs, and achievements, noting that their role in keeping the public informed is invaluable.
He further emphasized that the country is at a critical moment in its history, with President Tinubu pushing forward transformative reforms aimed at laying a solid foundation for a prosperous future.
The Minister acknowledged that meaningful reforms are often met with challenges, but stressed that the sacrifices required in the short term are necessary for long-term growth.
“History shows that significant reforms are never easy,” Idris remarked. “They demand sacrifice, resilience, and a commitment to lasting progress.”
He explained that while such changes may cause initial discomfort, they ultimately pave the way for a more stable and prosperous future for Nigeria.
One of the most notable outcomes of these reforms is the reduction in food prices, which has been a major concern for many Nigerians.
The government also highlighted the stabilization of exchange rates and a gradual decrease in fuel prices, providing evidence that the administration’s policies are beginning to show tangible benefits.
Idris proudly declared that the country had “crossed the Rubicon,” with the worst of the economic pain now beginning to ease as the reforms take effect.
