Since assuming office, Tinubu rolled out various policies, including the removal of fuel and electricity subsidies, unification of the forex policy, and naira devaluation, all of which were blamed for the food inflation and high cost of living in the country.
The criticisms come as Nigerians reflect on Tinubu’s performance in office. While the government maintains that its reforms are necessary for long-term recovery.
A former aide to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, has declared that at least 10 miracles are happening under President Bola Tinubu.
One: For the first time in over a decade, Nigeria has overshot its OPEC quota for three consecutive months and is set to do the same for the fourth month, producing an average of 1.71 million Barrels Per Day.
Two: The Nigerian Stock Exchange rises above 130,000 All Share Index for the first time ever.
Three: Food prices have significantly reduced, resulting in a drop in inflation to 20.12% in August 2025, a 1.76% drop from July’s 21.88%.
Four: MTN Nigeria Limited hits a record valuation of ₦10 trillion, the first Nigerian company to do so.
Five: Oil theft has been reduced to less than 10,000 Barrels Per Day, a sixteen-year low.
Six: Nigeria achieved its revenue target for the entire year in August, a first in our history.
Seven: Foreign Reserves are above $41 billion.
Eight: After a record trade surplus last year, Nigeria appears set to beat our 2024 figure. Our trade surplus rose 44.3% in Q2 to ₦7.46 trillion, up from ₦5.17 trillion in Q1.
Nine: Dangote has crashed fuel price to ₦841.
Ten: The Naira has appreciated to ₦1497 to $1, a five-month high.
