The Minister of State for Finance, Doris Uzoka-Anite, has defended President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms, saying the measures are beginning to produce results despite the financial difficulties many Nigerians continue to face.
Uzoka-Anite maintained that the administration’s policies were designed to address longstanding structural problems in the economy, improve government revenue and create conditions for sustainable growth.
She argued that the reforms should be assessed not only by their immediate impact but also by their capacity to strengthen the economy over the long term.
Government highlights progress
The minister said the administration had introduced changes aimed at improving fiscal management, increasing investment and making the economy more resilient.
She noted that reforms often come with difficult adjustments, particularly when they involve changes to government spending, revenue collection and the management of foreign exchange.
According to her, the government remains focused on creating a more stable economic environment that can support businesses, attract investors and expand employment opportunities.
The minister also stressed the importance of maintaining policy consistency, arguing that sustained implementation would be necessary to achieve the intended outcomes.
Nigerians still face economic pressure
Despite the government’s optimism, households and businesses continue to grapple with the effects of high living costs, rising food prices and other financial pressures.
Many Nigerians have called for more direct inte
