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Nigeria at 66: What Tinubu inherited, what he changed, what Nigerians gained - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence on October 1, the country enters another year of nationhood with an economic story that is increasingly defined by one word: Transition. Blueprint.ng reports. Over three years ago when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu assumed office, the administration’s reforms have fundamentally altered the way Nigeria managed fuel pricing, foreign exchange, public revenue, investment and infrastructural development. Tinubu inherited an economy battling expensive petrol sub
Otedola Backs Tinubu’s Reforms as IMF Highlights Gains (opens the original)
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Otedola spoke after a private dinner with Tinubu in Paris, France, on Monday evening, according to a post he shared on Tuesday. The First HoldCo chairman cited developments in Nigeria’s capital market, foreign exchange market, external reserves and investment environment as signs that the reforms were producing results. “At a private dinner in Paris yesterday evening with His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose bold and forward-thinking reforms have put our economy firmly on a
I’m back, healthy, ready to go - Tinubu - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu returned to the country Tuesday from a working vacation in Europe, declaring that he is “healthy, sound, and ready to go.” Speaking to journalists shortly after arriving the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Ikeja, the president dismissed the concerns raised by some Nigerians and his supporters, especially towards the end of his vacation in France. Responding to inquiries about his health, the president said: “Ready to kick, ready to work. There’s nothing
Nigeria’s domestic debt service drops to N2.14trn in Q2 2026 - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Nigeria’s domestic debt-service payments fell by about N1 trillion to N2.14 trillion in the second quarter of 2026, down from N3.14 trillion recorded in the first quarter, according to data from the Debt Management Office (DMO). The decline represents a 31.8 per cent quarter-on-quarter reduction, despite an increase in the country’s overall public debt stock during the period. DMO data showed that interest and rental payments accounted for N1.98 trillion of the second quarter debt-service bill,
Nigeria Forex Reserves Hit $54.61bn, Tax Reforms (opens the original)
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The latest reserve balance represents an increase of $12.76 billion, or 30.5 per cent, from the $41.84 billion recorded on September 15, 2025. The increase comes amid stronger capital inflows and continued efforts by the monetary authorities to improve liquidity in the foreign exchange market. The development is significant for businesses, investors and policymakers because the level of external reserves influences the country’s capacity to meet international payment obligations and respond to e
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